Ploshy™ Kids' Anti-Nausea Glasses
Ploshy™ Kids' Anti-Nausea Glasses
- Calmer, happier road trips
- No pills, no drowsiness
- Lens-free, so they can still enjoy the view
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- 30-day returns
- Tracked delivery
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How they work
How they work
Motion sickness tends to start when the eyes and the inner ear disagree. The blue liquid in the rings moves with the vehicle and draws a level horizon at the edge of your child's view, so what they see matches what they feel.
How to use them
How to use them
Put them on at the start of the journey or at the first sign of queasiness. There are no lenses, so your child can still look around. They can come off once the feeling has settled and go back on if it returns.
What's in the pack
What's in the pack
One pair of anti-nausea glasses in kids' size, in the colour you choose: White or Black. No batteries and no refills. Wipe clean with a soft cloth.
Shipping & returns
Shipping & returns
Sent with tracking. Dispatch takes 1–3 business days and delivery typically 7–13 business days. Free standard UK delivery on orders over £45.
You have 30 days from delivery to ask for a return of an unused item in its original packaging.
See our shipping policy and refund policy.
See them in action
Short clips of the glasses on the move.
Glasses on from the first mile
Still free to watch the world go by
A simple frame with no lenses
Comfy enough for a nap
Another trip cut short by car sickness?
A pale face, tears and an emergency stop on the motorway. Sound familiar?
Why it happens
Motion sickness tends to start when the eyes and the inner ear disagree. The inner ear feels every bend and bump, while the eyes are fixed on a seat, a book or a screen that looks perfectly still.
Why the back seat is harder
From the back seat the view ahead is mostly headrests, so there is less of the horizon to steady the eyes.
Tablets and screens are not always the answer
Some travel sickness tablets can cause drowsiness, and looking down at a phone or tablet in a moving car can make the queasy feeling worse.
Travel sickness tablets
Some can make children drowsy, and they are a medicine: always read the label and ask a pharmacist which ones suit your child's age.
Phones and tablets
A screen holds the eyes still while the body feels the car move, which is the very mismatch behind motion sickness.
The horizon, right in front of their eyes
The blue liquid in the rings moves with the car, so the eyes see the same motion the inner ear feels. No pills and no drowsiness from the glasses, just a calmer way to travel.
Drug-free
Nothing to swallow and nothing to time before you set off.
Lens-free, clear view
There are no lenses, so your child can still look around, chat and watch the world go by.
Made for kids
A frame in kids' size, in White or Black.
Reusable every trip
No batteries and no refills. Wipe with a soft cloth and keep them in the car.
How they work
Three steps, no batteries.
1. The inner ear feels the car moving
Every bend, brake and bump is picked up by the balance organs in the inner ear.
2. The blue liquid shows the horizon
The liquid in the rings moves with the car and stays level, like a small horizon line at the edge of your child's view.
3. Eyes and ear agree
When what they see matches what they feel, the queasy feeling can ease.
When to put them on
At the start of the journey or at the first sign of queasiness. They can come off once the feeling has settled and go back on if it returns.
Made for every kind of journey
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Any moving vehicle
Car, coach, train, boat or plane.
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No pills
Drug-free: nothing to swallow.
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Reusable
No batteries, no refills.
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Lens-free
A clear view all the way.
Glasses or travel tablets?
| Feature | 
| Travel tablets |
|---|---|---|
| Drug-free | Yes | No |
| Nothing to swallow | Yes | No |
| Reusable on every trip | Yes | No |
| Drowsiness | None | With some |
A general comparison. Always read the label of any medicine and ask a pharmacist if you are unsure.
Good to know before you order
What's included?
One pair of anti-nausea glasses in kids' size, in the colour you choose: White or Black.
How do the glasses help?
Motion sickness tends to start when the eyes and the inner ear disagree. The blue liquid in the rings moves with the vehicle and makes an artificial horizon, so the eyes see the same motion the inner ear feels. Every child is different, so results can vary. The glasses are not a medicine: if your child is often or badly sick when travelling, speak to your GP or pharmacist.
How do we use them?
Put them on at the start of the trip or at the first sign of nausea. There are no lenses, so your child can still look around or out of the window.
Can we use them on boats, planes and trains?
Yes. They are made for any moving vehicle: car, coach, train, boat or plane.
Can they be used alongside travel sickness medicine?
The glasses are drug-free. If your child takes any medicine, follow the advice of your doctor or pharmacist.
Are they reusable?
Yes. There are no batteries and no refills: wipe them with a soft cloth and use them trip after trip.
What about delivery and returns?
Orders are sent with tracking: dispatch takes 1–3 business days and delivery typically 7–13 business days. You have 30 days from delivery to ask for a return of an unused item in its original packaging. The details are in our shipping policy and refund policy.
Happier journeys for little travellers
One pair of glasses, no pills, ready for every trip.
You have 30 days from delivery to ask for a return of an unused item in its original packaging.
- Drug-free
- Reusable every trip
- Tracked delivery
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