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Encyclopedia > Dramamine

Dramamine is a medication used for motion sickness manufactured by Pfizer. It is available OTC (over the counter), without a prescription in many areas. The drug it contains is called dimenhydrinate, a close chemical cousin to diphenhydramine HCl.


Dramamine is also the name of a song by Modest Mouse.


External links

  • Erowid.Org's Dimenhydrinate Info Page (http://www.erowid.org/pharms/dimenhydrinate/dimenhydrinate.shtml)
  • Pfizer.com's Dramamine Page (http://www.pfizer.com/do/counter/digestive/mn_dramamine.html)

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Erowid Dimenhydrinate (Dramamine) Vault : Dramamine (and other related Pharmaceuticals) FAQ 2.3 (9477 words)
Dramamine is also available in the form of Gravol in Canada and other countries.
Taking Dramamine II (meclizine HCl) may help; it was developed to reduce the sleep-inducing effects of Dramamine.
The most common hallucinations of Dramamine are auditory; you frequently hear voices, sounds, and sometimes your name being called by an unknown person/thing.
Dramamine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (75 words)
Dramamine is a medication used for motion sickness manufactured by Pfizer.
Dramamine is also the name of a song by Modest Mouse.
This page was last modified 22:49, 5 May 2005.
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