Shop Stugeron tablets online at withaid, a UK based and regulated pharmacy. Stugeron contains cinnarizine 15mg and is commonly chosen by people looking for a pharmacy option to help manage travel sickness (motion sickness) on car journeys, flights, ferries and cruises. On this brand page you can compare the available Stugeron pack sizes, review key product information, and choose a quantity that matches how often you travel.
If you’re deciding between packs, a smaller option can suit occasional trips, while a larger pack may be more convenient for frequent travellers or family holidays. You can also browse related categories for motion sickness tablets and patches or anti-sickness options if you’re comparing alternatives. Always read the label and the Patient Information Leaflet before use. If symptoms are severe, persist, or aren’t clearly linked to travel, speak to a pharmacist or your GP for advice.
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Why choose Stugeron
- Recognised travel sickness brand: cinnarizine tablets widely used for motion sickness support.
- Two pack sizes available: choose 15 or 100 tablets to match your travel frequency.
- UK pharmacy standards: shop with a UK based and regulated online pharmacy.
- Discreet, reliable delivery: sent via Royal Mail in discreet packaging (free delivery over £20).
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What are Stugeron tablets?
Stugeron is a brand of tablets containing cinnarizine 15mg. It is commonly used for travel sickness (motion sickness). Always check the product page and Patient Information Leaflet for full details and suitability.
Which pack size should I choose: Stugeron 15 or 100 tablets?
Stugeron 15 tablets can suit occasional travel or trying the product for the first time. Stugeron 100 tablets may be more convenient for frequent travellers. Choose the pack size that fits your plans, and follow the dosing directions exactly.
When should I take Stugeron for travel sickness?
Timing depends on the instructions for the specific product. Many travel sickness tablets work best when taken before travel starts. Read the label and Patient Information Leaflet for exact directions, including how often a dose can be repeated.
Can Stugeron cause drowsiness?
Some travel sickness medicines can cause drowsiness or affect reaction time in some people. If you feel drowsy, avoid driving, cycling, or operating machinery, and follow the leaflet guidance on alcohol and other medicines that may increase drowsiness.
Who should avoid Stugeron?
Check the warnings carefully. Stugeron may not be suitable for everyone, including certain age groups, and it may not be appropriate during pregnancy or breastfeeding. If you have a medical condition or take regular medicines, ask a pharmacist before use.
Can I take Stugeron with other medicines?
Some medicines can interact or increase side effects (including drowsiness) when taken together. If you take prescriptions or use other antihistamines, sleep aids, strong pain relief, or cough/cold products, speak to a pharmacist to check what’s safe for you.
When should I seek medical advice for nausea, dizziness or vomiting?
Get advice if symptoms are severe, persistent, happen without travel, or you cannot keep fluids down. Seek urgent help for chest pain, fainting, confusion, signs of dehydration, or neurological symptoms.
Safety information: This content is for general guidance only and does not replace personalised medical advice. Always read the label and Patient Information Leaflet and use as directed. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, have an underlying condition, take regular medicines, or symptoms persist or worsen, speak to a pharmacist or contact your GP.
