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They are much smaller than I expected, to the point that I can’t actually see out of them when I am wearing them. I suppose they would be the right size for an infant or young child.

Having tried tablets, travel bands, ginger sweets and holding a coin tightly in the hand (none of which worked) I have almost given up and assumed my child will just vomit on every car journey. These glasses work and though they look daft my child won't get on a train / bus / car without them. They are a loose fit but I think that is on purpose, if the child dips their head down they will slip off. That stops them looking down (which can make travel sickness worse). If you are at your wits end, just try these they might just work for you, I highly recommend them.

I had a different pair for my son which worked perfectly. I quickly ordered a spare pair for my daughter before a long car journey today, they arrived in good time but these arnt the same as the first pair. I should of looked closer at the product reviews. It looks similar but it's really floppy and more silicone rather than plastic

Glasses are okay but don't fit or sit well on any of us that have tried them on. But do work when can get them to stay put.

I managed a 7 hour drive as a passenger without any nausea. I usually struggle for 30 mins so these really do work!

Although kids feel a little silly wearing them, so far there has been no sicknessEasy to use and comfortable to wearSo far so good

Got these for my 3 year old who suffers from travel sickness however they are far too big for her face so are not usable

I was told about these glasses for motion sickness and so intrigued to see if they help. The first thing to note is they feel quite cheap. The entire frame is silicone so while they return to the same shape shown in the photo they flex in all directions. The small rings inside as plastic. Fit wise I would say older children to adult size, they do sit on your face as long as you don't shake your head to much. the arms are quite thick so they don't feel secure. I haven't had chance to be a passenger on a long journey to test these fully, on the short trip I tested them, they seemed to be some improvement.I'm not sure if they would be better if the liquid in them was filled to half way, so rather than the liquid level being horizontal its lower volume means the levels are lower. The idea behind these is they create a false horizon, but the horizon on these isnt level - could just be a one off and others may be filled more. They are goofy looking, not helped by the chunky white frames - looks like your having an eye test at an optician.