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Is there a difference between non-drowsy and regular Dramamine?
Any sort of drowsy medication completely knocks me out.
Besides the obvious (one is non-drowsy), are there any differences between the two? Is one less effective?
Is Bonine any more effective than non-drowsy Dramamine?
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- mystiLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Dramamine II (or non-drowsy Dramamine) is generically called meclizine and has a much less sedating effect than the regular Dramamine, which is a different drug and will make you drowsy. The non-drowsy one is not quite as effective, but still should help with motion sickness. The non-drowsy Dramamine (meclizine) also comes available otc in another brand called "Bonine".
Source(s): Edit: I think Bonine is probably the exact same as non-drowsy Dramamine because they are both meclizine (generic name). However, look at the active ingredients on the box label and see how the dosage compares because there might possibly be a variance in amt. of mg. Ask the pharmacist at the drug store for assistance. - 6 years ago
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