TravelRite® Antinausea Tablets: Your Holistic Travel Wellness Companion
An objective, independently written review of TravelRite® Tablets for natural relief of nausea, dizziness, and vomiting — now enhanced with Vitamin B6 for comprehensive travel health support.
Traveling opens doors to adventure, but it also brings challenges like motion sickness, digestive discomfort, and fatigue. TravelRite® Antinausea Tablets are now rebranded to address all travel health challenges, offering a natural, sugar-free solution to keep you comfortable and confident on every journey.
Why TravelRite® Stands Out
Holistic Travel Wellness
TravelRite® goes beyond nausea relief, supporting gastrointestinal health, immune resilience, and overall well-being during travel. Whether you’re on a road trip, flight, or cruise, it ensures you stay energised and balanced.
Science-Backed Natural Ingredients
The reformulated blend combines Ginger, Peppermint, and Vitamin B6, each standardised for potency and consistency.
1. Ginger (Zingiber officinale L.) – 50 mg (20% gingerol* equal to 500 mg dried ginger extract):
- Reduces chemotherapy-induced nausea1 and motion sickness.2
- Antioxidant properties protect against oxidative stress.3
Why not just eat fresh ginger?
The oleoresin (oily resin) from the roots of ginger (gingerol is the major constituents of fresh ginger) is the primary pungent ingredient. This oily resin is reduced in dry ginger. The medicinal, chemical, and pharmacological properties of gingerol have been extensively studied and reviewed as a preventive and therapeutic agent. It is proven effective in preventing and treating a variety of pathologic conditions, including nausea and vomiting.
*20% high-quality standardised extract delivers exactly what you need with every dose.
Hang over cure
Should you come to experience the ill effects of too much alcohol, ginger has shown to be a natural hang over cure. The effect of alcohol on the liver related antioxidant enzyme system improved with ginger intake. Ginger plays a protective role against ethanol induced hepatotoxicity (damaged liver cells).
Radio-protective effects
Ginger extract has been reported to exert radio-protective effects in mice exposed to gamma radiation (electromagnetic radiation). Gingerol pre-treatment decreases oxidative stress induced by ultraviolet B (UVB) radiation – the shorter wavelength from the sun, associated with skin burning. So take TravelRite® when you plan on spending a long time in the sun.
Air travel exposes travellers to low levels of radiation
When flying, we are exposed to ionizing radiation, but the dose is low and depends on a few factors: duration, altitude and latitude. The farther north or south you are from the Equator, the more radiation you will receive.
Medical imaging
Ginger has been shown to reduce the post-radiation inflammatory response and delays cellular division caused by of medical imaging (ionizing radiation to generate images), allowing more time for cells to repair. Ginger is effective at decreasing the side effects of radiation therapy, even in low doses. Side effects of radiation includes direct DNA damage, cell death, tissue injury, malformations in an embryo or fetus and cancer.
2. Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine hydrochloride) – 15 mg:
- Alleviates pregnancy-related nausea4 and modulates neurotransmitters5.
3. Peppermint (Mentha canadensis L.) – 10 mg (5% flavonoids):
- Soothes digestive spasms6 and chemotherapy-induced nausea7.
In folk medicine, according to WHO monographs, peppermint has been used for centuries in European countries, as a carminative herbal medicine, to treat diarrhoea and nausea. In the Indian Materia Medica (Nadkarni’s 1982), infused peppermint leaves are used in cases of vomiting. According to the American Cancer Society’s, peppermint extract helps to control nausea after surgery. Peppermint also reduces nausea caused by chemotherapy.
Science Meets Tradition
TravelRite® merges traditional herbal wisdom (ginger’s antiemetic properties, peppermint’s digestive aid) with modern research on Vitamin B6’s role in neurotransmitter balance.
Travel-Ready Design
- Sugar-free, compact tablets in blister packs for portability.
- Easy to swallow with water — no bulky bottles or spills.
Who Needs TravelRite?
- Motion sickness warriors (cars, planes, boats).
- Adventure seekers tackling rollercoasters or hiking trails.
- Frequent travelers managing jet lag or digestive discomfort.
- Families with children aged 9+ (safe for most, but check precautions).
Dosage and directions for use
- Adults/Children 12+: 1 to 2 tablets up to 3x daily.
- Children 9 to 11 years: 1 tablet up to 3x daily.
- Take 30 minutes before travel or meals for optimal absorption. Do not exceed recommended dose.
Note: Not suitable for children under 9 years of age. Consult a doctor during pregnancy or if you have liver/autoimmune conditions.
Safety First
- Avoid pre-surgery/dental procedures (ginger may increase bleeding risk).
- Store at 15 to 25°C — no refrigeration needed.
- Non-toxic, but consult a healthcare provider for chronic conditions.
Final Verdict
TravelRite® Antinausea Tablets are a must-pack for modern travelers. With its natural formula, travel-friendly design, and expanded health benefits, it ensures nausea never steals the joy of discovery.
Rebranded. Refined. Ready for adventure.
Disclaimer: This review reflects the product’s rebranded formulation as of 2025. Always read the leaflet and consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice. TravelRite® is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure diseases. The information given here is not meant to be a substitute for seeing a health professional. It is our opinion only, based on several years of research, in consultation with world experts. We’re sure you’ll find it useful, but please use it wisely and always exercise common sense.
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