Not knowing how my body will react to being on the ship for my research cruise, I bought myself a selection of seasickness medication: generic Walmart brand dramamine, non-drowsy brand Dramamine, and a weird oil that I'm supposed to put behind my ear. I also bought candied ginger, since that's supposed to help nausea as well.
In preparation for tomorrow, I decided to open the non-drowsy Dramamine to see what's inside. I knew from the label that it only had 8 tablets, but considering the size of the container I figured they'd be...bigger. Here's what I saw when I opened the bottle:
Hard to get perspective from that shot, so let me lay it out for you:
WTF? This is off to a great start.
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If they sold them in smaller tubes... they wouldn't stand out on the shelf!
(Perhaps there's some limitation to how many tablets can be in a tube... to stop people ODing... or something :)
True, and it's occurred to me that a smaller tube wouldn't have room to write all the ingredients, directions, warnings, etc. without making the font minuscule.
But the non-brand Dramamine bottle had 100 tablets in it, and I don't think ODing is a major concern with this drug. In any case, it worked, I bought the bottle and used the product.
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