Put an End to Seasickness!
Motion sickness is well documented. It is an unhelpful response from our brain when faced with conflicting information from the eyes and the vestibular system (the organ of balance located in the inner ear). So, can we trick the brain into thinking we don’t feel sick?
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Published on 12/11/2025
By
Mary Nicholas
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The answer is yes, thanks to Boarding Glasses, which display a more stable artificial horizon simulated by a blue liquid within the frame. A few minutes after putting them on, you will feel better - your senses will synchronize and your seasickness will disappear. There’s no need to keep them on for the entire trip: after ten to twelve minutes on average, the discomfort will pass, and you can simply take them off.
Boarding Glasses work on boats, but also in cars, trains, buses, and other places you might suffer from motion sickness.
Colors: black, blue, and silver
Price: € 69
Also available as polarized sunglasses (€ 89) and for children (Ringo model, € 79)
