Sail Without the Sickness
A quick virtual consult with a Florida-licensed pharmacist gets you a scopolamine patch ordered and ready before you board.
Get StartedChoose a package below. Most consults take about 10 minutes.
Essential
Consult, order, pick up.
$80
- Virtual call with a Florida-licensed pharmacist
- Pharmacist orders your scopolamine patch
- Medication ready for local pickup
Ship-Ready
Everything delivered before you sail.
$100
- Virtual call with a Florida-licensed pharmacist
- Pharmacist orders your scopolamine patch
- Medication delivered before your sail date
You must be physically located in Florida at the time of your virtual consult. Each order is for a single trip and cannot be refilled; book a new consult for each cruise.
How It Works
Three simple steps between you and a seasickness-free cruise.
Choose a package and book
Pick Essential or Ship-Ready, complete a short secure health questionnaire, and choose a time for your consult.
Meet with a Florida-licensed pharmacist
A quick video call to review your health history, current medications and travel plans, and confirm scopolamine is right for you.
Get your patch before you board
Pick it up locally, or have it delivered before your sail date with Ship-Ready.
Frequently Asked Questions
General information only. Your pharmacist will go over what applies to you during your consult.
What is the scopolamine patch and how does it work?
The scopolamine transdermal patch is a small prescription patch worn behind the ear. It slowly releases scopolamine through the skin to help prevent the nausea and vomiting of motion sickness. One patch works for up to 3 days.
When should I put the patch on?
Apply it to clean, dry, hairless skin behind one ear at least 4 hours before you need it. Many cruisers apply it the night before or the morning they board. If your trip is longer than 3 days, remove the old patch and apply a new one behind the other ear.
Do I need a doctor's prescription?
No. Under Florida law, a Florida-licensed pharmacist may order and dispense the scopolamine patch after evaluating you. You must be physically located in Florida during your virtual consult.
Who should not use the scopolamine patch?
The patch is not right for everyone. Tell your pharmacist if you:
- Have glaucoma (especially angle-closure glaucoma)
- Are allergic to scopolamine or similar medicines
- Have trouble urinating, an enlarged prostate, or a bowel blockage
- Have a history of seizures or psychiatric conditions
- Are pregnant, breastfeeding, or are older than 65
- Take other medicines that cause drowsiness or dry mouth
The patch is not intended for children. Your pharmacist will review your health history and medicines before ordering.
What side effects should I know about?
The most common are dry mouth and drowsiness. Some people have blurred vision or dilated pupils. Wash your hands right after touching the patch, because getting scopolamine in your eyes can blur vision and enlarge one pupil.
Do not drive or do anything that needs full alertness until you know how the patch affects you, and limit alcohol. Remove the patch and get medical help right away if you have confusion, hallucinations, eye pain, or trouble urinating.
Can I get a refill?
No. Florida law does not allow refills on a pharmacist-ordered medication. Each order is for one trip; book a new consult for your next cruise.
Is my health information private?
Yes. Your questionnaire, consult and payment are handled through a secure, HIPAA-compliant platform. This website itself does not collect or store your health information.
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About Your Pharmacist
Seasick Rx was created to make cruise prep simple: talk to a Florida-licensed pharmacist from wherever you are in Florida, and get the scopolamine patch you need before you set sail, without waiting for a doctor's appointment.
Every consult is done personally by a licensed pharmacist who reviews your health history and medicines to make sure the patch is safe for you.