After all occupants have been helped into the raft, you should take anti-seasickness pills from the survival craft supply kit to prevent vomiting.

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After all occupants have been helped into the raft, you should take anti-seasickness pills from the survival craft supply kit to prevent vomiting.

Preventing seasickness and vomiting by using anti-seasickness medication before symptoms appear. Anti-seasickness pills in the survival craft are there to block the signals that cause nausea, so taking them after everyone is aboard helps keep people comfortable and focused on safe operation of the raft. Following the kit’s directions, taken proactively, reduces the risk of dehydration, impairment, or vomiting that could compromise everyone’s safety. Hydration is important, but water alone doesn’t prevent motion sickness; eating snacks isn’t a reliable preventive, and ignoring symptoms only makes things worse. Taking the anti-seasickness pills as directed is the best preventive step.

Preventing seasickness and vomiting by using anti-seasickness medication before symptoms appear. Anti-seasickness pills in the survival craft are there to block the signals that cause nausea, so taking them after everyone is aboard helps keep people comfortable and focused on safe operation of the raft. Following the kit’s directions, taken proactively, reduces the risk of dehydration, impairment, or vomiting that could compromise everyone’s safety. Hydration is important, but water alone doesn’t prevent motion sickness; eating snacks isn’t a reliable preventive, and ignoring symptoms only makes things worse. Taking the anti-seasickness pills as directed is the best preventive step.

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