Transderm Scop

Clinically proven to prevent motion sickness
Ear with Patch
 Easy to Use
Info for Patients
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Clinically proven
Studies at sea demonstrated a 75% mean reduction in the incidence of nausea and vomiting associated with motion sickness.

In clinical studies, 5 Out of 6 people reported no drowsiness1

Easy for Patients to Use

    Patients should be instructed to:
  • Wash and dry hands thoroughly before applying patch
  • Use only one patch at a time
  • Remove and discard the clear plastic backing from the patch
  • Apply to the hairless area behind one ear at least 4 hours before traveling
  • Wash and dry hands thoroughly after application

How Transderm Scop® Is Supplied
Transderm Scop® is available by prescription only in boxes of four patches each, NDC 0067-4345-04.


1 Transderm Scop® is not for children or those with glaucoma, difficulty in urinating, or an allergy to scopolamine or other belladonna alkaloids. In clinical studies, some side effects were noted, including blurred vision, dryness of the mouth (in two-thirds of users) and drowsiness (reported incidence less than 1 in 6). While using this product, you should not drive, operate dangerous machinery or do other things that require alertness. Avoid using alcohol. If you are elderly, your physician should exercise special care in prescribing this product. Click here for additional information on potential adverse reactions or side effects.


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Last Updated: Monday, March 21, 2005