wristbands for air sickness, do they work ?

Jack wrote:
.... Since pressing lightly on my wrist between the tendon and the edna instantly
eases the sickness

Then I *really* think that you should give the wrist band a try.

Tony V. LS6-b "6N"

With so many esteemed people saying otherwise, I'm almost ashamed to tell
you that the "ReliefBand" works quite well for me, on the few occasions I've
tried it. I carry one in my power plane for passenger use and it seems to be
effective on those who've needed it. One thing for sure, though, is it is
necessary to put the thing on *before* the onset of symptoms, then just push
the button to turn it on if or when it's needed. The last thing you want to
do is be fiddling with getting it on your wrist inside the cockpit when your
tummy is feeling queasy. It's also important to read and follow the
directions carefully, as precise placement is critical.

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bumper