Drug-free sound therapy
Stop motion sickness in about 90 seconds
Drug-free sound therapy that helps after symptoms have started. Car, boat, plane, VR. All you need is the headphones in your pocket.
Get your personalized Dizzout plan. Paid subscription for full access.
On iPhone (App Store) and Android (Google Play)
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Where does it hit you?
One tap to the guide for the trip you are about to take.
- CarThe steadiest seat, and what to do once it has already started.
- Boat and cruiseMidship on a low deck, and where to move if it starts at sea.
- PlaneThe row over the wing, and the rows where motion is strongest.
- Train and busWhy a backward-facing seat is the worst one, and where to sit instead.
- VR and gamingThe comfort settings that help, and when to take the headset off.
- Screens and phoneWhy a screen can do it while you sit still, and which settings help.
Also: bus, metro, theme park rides, games ranked by comfort, or every guide on the site.
Whatever the vehicle, our guide to how to stop motion sickness ranks nine methods by how fast each one works.
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How it works
Motion sickness starts as an argument between your eyes and your inner ear. Dizzout is drug-free sound therapy you can start once you feel it.
How motion sickness actually works
Your inner ear and your eyes can't agree.
Three tiny fluid-filled canals in each inner ear sense every turn and bump. Meanwhile your eyes lock onto a still phone screen. Your brain receives two contradictory reports and treats it as poisoning - so it triggers nausea.
Dizzout plays precisely calibrated audio that helps the two signals agree. No medication. That's the entire idea.
Headphones on
Wired or Bluetooth. The pair you already own is fine, and there is no special hardware to buy.
Press play
Pick how you are travelling. One tap, no setup, and it works with your eyes closed.
Feel better
Dizzout states relief in about 90 seconds. Keep listening, then get on with the trip.
What the app actually does
Motion sickness starts when your inner ear reports motion your eyes do not see, or the other way around: the back seat feels every corner while your eyes read a still page. Your brain gets two stories at once, and nausea is how it objects.
Dizzout is sound therapy: precisely calibrated audio, played through your own headphones at normal listening levels. It is audio, not medication, so there is nothing to swallow, nothing to dose an hour ahead, and no drowsiness to sleep off after. It also works alongside everything else you already do, from watching the horizon to cracking a window.
What a session looks like
- You feel the first wave coming, so you open the app and press play. Dizzout is built to help after symptoms have started, not only to prevent them.
- The app guides you through the session while the calibrated audio runs. One session is about 90 seconds.
- Any headphones work: wired, Bluetooth, or the earbuds already in your pocket. There is no special hardware.
- Free to download on iOS and Android. Full access is a paid subscription at $7.99/month or $49.99/year, or $3.99 for 15 listens with no subscription.
That is the whole session
About 90 seconds of precisely calibrated audio, in the seat you are already sitting in.
What travelers say
In the car
โTested it on the Pacific Coast Highway with the worst car sickness in our family. Worked twice in one weekend.โ
On a cruise
โUsed it on our Caribbean cruise. First voyage without seasickness in 12 years. Genuinely emotional about it.โ
On the ferry
โferry across the channel, 4ft swells, zero nausea. unreal.โ
On the bus
โTook it on the Sydney-Melbourne overnight bus. Slept the whole way. First time ever.โ
In VR
โUsed it during my Quest 3 sessions. Cybersickness gone. Game changer for VR.โ
Dizzout vs medication vs wristbands
Works after symptoms start
Drug-free
Relief in about 90 seconds
Easy to use
Evidence
Cost
Works in cars, boats and planes
| Feature | Medications | Wristbands | Dizzout |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works after symptoms start | NoUsually too late once symptoms start | Not a yes or noVariable | Yes |
| Drug-free | NoSide effects like drowsiness | Yes | Yes |
| Relief in about 90 seconds | No30 min to 2 hours onset | NoVariable | Yes |
| Easy to use | NoPills | Yes | Yes |
| Evidence | Not a yes or noFDA-approved drugs | Not a yes or noMixed evidence | Not a yes or noSound therapy, drug-free |
| Cost | Not a yes or noA pack per trip | Not a yes or noOne-time purchase | Not a yes or noFree to download, subscription for full access |
| Works in cars, boats and planes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Frequently asked questions
What is Dizzout?
Dizzout is a drug-free motion sickness app that uses sound therapy through any headphones. Dizzout states relief in about 90 seconds. It works for car sickness, seasickness, airsickness, and VR sickness.
Does Dizzout work for car sickness, seasickness, and airsickness?
Yes. Dizzout is designed for any type of motion sickness: cars, planes, boats, and VR. If you experience nausea during movement, Dizzout can help.
Is Dizzout free?
Dizzout is free to download on iOS and Android. Full access is a paid subscription at $7.99/month or $49.99/year, or $3.99 for 15 listens with no subscription.
Is Dizzout on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Dizzout is on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android. It works with any wired or Bluetooth headphones and is free to download, with a paid subscription for full access.
How long does it take to feel relief?
Dizzout states relief in about 90 seconds. For best results, use Dizzout at the first signs of motion sickness rather than waiting until symptoms are severe.
Does Dizzout work for VR sickness?
Yes, Dizzout is designed for VR sickness too. VR sickness comes from the same conflict between what your eyes see and what your inner ear feels. Take the headset off, put on any headphones and play a session of precisely calibrated audio. Dizzout states relief in about 90 seconds. Read the VR sickness guide.
Is sound therapy safe to use?
Dizzout is audio played at normal listening levels, not medication, so it does not cause the drowsiness, dry mouth or impairment that antihistamines and scopolamine patches can. If you have an ear condition, are pregnant, or are using it for a young child, talk to your doctor first.
Can I use Dizzout while driving?
No. Dizzout is for passengers, not drivers. Never start a session while you drive. If you feel sick at the wheel, pull over somewhere safe first.
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More specific answers
Narrow questions that each get their own page here. The set changes as we publish.
- Ferry crossingsIs Seattle to Bainbridge Island rough?North America, rated low
- Cruise regionsIs a Caribbean cruise rough?Typical roughness: low
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- Cruise regionsIs a Red Sea cruise rough?Typical roughness: low
- RemediesDoes ginger help motion sickness?Verdict: Probably
- Cruise shipsHow much does Harmony of the Seas move?Royal Caribbean, motion rated very low
Have your travel kit ready
Dizzout runs on your phone with ordinary wired or Bluetooth headphones. Pack them together for your next trip.
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