SrCruizer

I've traveled all over the world & this is what I personally do & have never had a problem. Granted my prescriptions are pretty common but never have I been questioned about my drugs going in or out of a foreign country. I don't travel with the bottles (take up too much space) but take pictures of them on my phone. That includes putting an actual pill in the picture. I also keep a list in my purse of the meds I take for quick reference. That's a precaution in case of a medical emergency & someone needs to know what I do take. Hope this helps.

Totally agree with Ashland. Having witnessed people doing it, looked rather unsanitary.

I’m no expert & can only speak about my personal experience rounding Cape Horn in 2019 on a Viking ship. All modern day cruise ships, such as Viking, have stabilizers. I experienced some fairly rough seas rounding the Cape and did not get seasick. It was something I was concerned about. I did pack seasickness pills but didn’t need them. I did notice a number of people wearing the patch behind their ear which has to be prescribed by a Dr. I did wear the acupressure Sea-Bands on my wrist. It was something my Dr. recommend & I’d like to think they helped. Location of your stateroom is an important factor to consider. Book one that is mid ship & on a low floor like my husband & I did. They tend to be the most stable. Good luck.