<<Disclaimer: Verify this information before applying it to your situation.>> Mireille Cyr wrote: > you could think in terms of 'stamp' that you put behind your ear. Just an > idea...Take care. The "stamp" is scopalamine, I believe, the same drug that is used to dialate your eyes for an eye examination. It was available in the U.S. (and worked well) and then was taken off the market. The problem was with the action of the stamp in delivering the proper dose of the drug rather than the scopalamine itself. I read in Prevention magazine that you could have a compounding pharmacist mix scopalamine with some sort of gel to apply behind your ear--then cover the gel mixture with a bandage so it would not get rubbed off. (Probably need a prescription but I don't know.) Please verify this for yourself. I am not a doctor, just a sea sick-prone consumer who enjoyed the use of a stamp for a problem-free three-day sailing lesson. Sue Brown