Motion Sickness: Three Lollies Queasy Pops

Car Sickness? No More!

Tested: 10/1/2005 to 10/31/2005

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People are always asking me about the best way to keep kids from getting carsick. I know firsthand that drugs backfire when relied upon. If I give my kids a little cold medicine before a car trip or plane ride to make them fall asleep and avoid motions sickness, my good old friend “Murphy” causes them to be wide awake, hyper and restless (not what I’m going for). Hey, don’t judge: You know you’ve done it, too!

This suffering for all involved is a thing of the past, thanks to Queasy Pops. Queasy Pops are “the natural way to ease a queasy stomach [through the use of a] special formulation of essential oils from natural herbs and aromatherapy.”

Hocus Pocus, you say? Not so quick. The samples of these Queasy Pops (which also come in a more discrete Queasy Drop variety without the lollipop stick) just happen to arrive when I myself am feeling nearly ready to hurl (for no specific reason at all). Sucking on the Ginger Queasy Drop does, in fact, make me feel better.

Placebo effect or not, a lollipop is a treat for my children that, if dished out at the appropriate time, can heal almost any ailment from an inopportune temper tantrum to the pain after a shot. Add motion sickness to the list. Given that theses are “all natural, doctor recommended and drug free,” add Queasy Pops and Queasy Drops to the list of “must-have” items in my purse. With interesting flavors such as lavender, ginger, green tea with lemon, papaya and more, there’s sure to be a favorite for everyone in the family.

For your newly pregnant friends: Try a little gift of the Preggie Pops and Preggie Drops to help curb morning sickness. These are also recommended to ease queasiness from chemotherapy side-effects. In other words: Just go buy some.

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