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November 25th 03, 07:46 AM
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"G.R. Patterson III" wrote:
According to the AOPA medications database, the only motion sickness medicines that are specifically prohibited are scopolamine and meclizine. You should check with the AOPA medical hotline or an AME about others. Dramamine = Meclizine HCl (and that's the "less drowsy" formula) I sailed in a yacht race a few years ago, and all the landlubbers who took Dramamine were completely worthless. They certainly weren't sick, but they were mostly asleep. 
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