Zentrip Motion Sickness Relief Strips, 8 Count
Zentrip Motion Sickness Relief Strips
Motion sickness and nausea relief and presentation in non-drowsy meclizine 25 mg dose. Strip form can be taken anytime, anywhere without water, simply dissolves on tongue. Can take before, during or after onset of discomfort. Individually wrapped strips easily kept on hand for auto, air, water or whatever! Easy to use, acts quick, lasts up to 24 hours. Made in Japan. Zentrip introduces a unique delivery system as a fast-absorbing, fast-acting and pleasant tasting citrus-flavored Medicated thin-film strip that is taken orally. Thin-film strip delivery administers the regulated dose of medication relief within seconds of being placed on the tongue. Thin-film strip delivery allows the medication to enter the blood stream quicker without advancing through the gastrointestinal system, which subjects the Drug to degradation from stomach acid, bile, digestive enzymes and other regulatory effects. Thin-film strip delivery has emerged as an advanced alternative to traditional tablets, capsules and liquids.
Portable and Easy, Less Drowsy Formula
What is Zentrip? •Zentrip is an over-the-counter (OTC) self-medication that safely and effectively prevents and treats symptoms typically associated with motion sickness, such as nausea, vomiting and dizziness, providing up to 24 hours of lasting relief.
Should I take Zentrip with food or can I take it on an empty stomach? •Zentrip is safe to take with food or on an empty stomach.
What is the proper dosage for taking Zentrip? •Oral dosage is 1 to 2 thin strips (25mg to 50mg) daily, or as directed by a physician. Take at least one hour prior to activity.
Do I need a prescription for Zentrip? •No prescription is required. Zentrip is an over-the-counter (OTC) self-medication product available at leading drugstores and online retailers.
Motion sickness is a condition caused by motion that is felt but not seen. Nausea, vomiting, dizziness, headaches, sweating, and fatigue are common symptoms of motion sickness. Motion sickness affects people of all ages
Typical causes of motion sickness:
- Automobiles - Often referred to as car sickness, mainly occurs for passengers in a vehicle when the eyes mostly see the interior of the car. The vehicle may be driving up and down hills, turning and twisting around corners, rolling over bumps, or moving at high speed.
- Amusement Park Rides – Roller coasters, merry-go-rounds, and other rides sometimes may cause motion sickness from spinning, free-falling, sudden up and down movements.
- 3D Films and Videogames – Multiple moving objects coming at you, up-front and around you on a large or small video screen may create a sense of motion distortion between vision and balance