Travelers and pregnant mamas already know that acupressure wristbands help relieve nausea from motion sickness and morning sickness, but did you know they can help with insomnia as well?
For frequent travelers, cruise aficionados, and globe trotters of all kinds, staying healthy is a must--but if you can do it while looking stylish at the same time, even better. It's no surprise then that Travel Weekly has selected Blisslets as one of the hottest new travel products for January 2019.
Some more big news for Blisslets this week. It's been less than two months since the official launch of myblisslets.com, but already the press is paying attention. This week, The Jet Settravel talk show airs on 210 TV networks in 12 countries with a feature on Blisslets.
Blisslets founder Katie Aparicio tells the embarrasing story that led her to create the first line of acupressure nausea wrist bands that look like beautiful jewelry.
You’ve probably heard about nausea bands, or nausea bracelets, but perhaps you’re wondering what they are, and what different options are available. In this complete guide, we answer all your questions.
Don’t let your fear of motion sickness cause you to lose sight of just how many amazing things there are to do there. In fact, most of the Magic Kingdom’s rides are pretty gentle, designated safe even for pregnant moms and small children. We’ve listed our favorite attractions here, along with those few rides you might need to avoid if you have a history of motion sickness.
The wide ocean beckons, promising fun on the high seas as you dream of cruising around the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, maybe even Alaska… but what if seasickness hits?
