Nausea Essentials

Shop nausea relief essentials for stomach bugs, motion sickness, morning sickness, and recovery, from reusable vomit buckets to everyday comfort items.

Nausea never makes an appointment

When you'll be glad you were ready.

2:07 a.m.

Your kid's stomach bug doesn't wait for you to find a bowl.

Mile 47.

The road trip was going so well. Until it wasn't.

Week 8.

Morning sickness doesn't check the clock, or care that you're in the car.

The back seat.

Your rideshare passenger had a big night.

Nausea shows up with

More reasons than you'd think.

  • Stomach bugs

    Fast-spreading, and especially common in households with kids.

  • Food poisoning

    Usually sudden, and often in the middle of the night.

  • Motion sickness

    Cars, boats, planes, and the back row of the bus.

  • Pregnancy

    Morning sickness can last all day, not just mornings.

  • Migraines

    Nausea often arrives with the headache, or right before it.

  • Surgery & anesthesia

    One of the most common side effects of going under.

  • Chemo & treatment

    Many treatments list nausea as a known side effect.

  • Vertigo

    When the room spins, the stomach often follows.

  • Hangovers

    Some evenings end the way they end.

Frequently asked questions

What should I keep on hand for nausea at home?

A sturdy container you can hold comfortably, ideally with handles and a splash guard, plus towels, water or electrolyte drinks, and a change of sheets. Keep everything somewhere you can find it in the dark.

What's the best thing to vomit into?

Something deep enough to limit splashing, large enough not to overflow, and easy to hold and clean. Mixing bowls and trash cans work in a pinch, but a purpose-built bucket like The Puke Bucket® holds 3 liters, has side handles, and includes a removable anti-splash back apparatus.

When should I call a doctor about vomiting?

Contact a healthcare provider if vomiting lasts more than a day or so, if someone can't keep fluids down, or if you see signs of dehydration such as very dark urine, dizziness, or unusual sleepiness. Seek urgent care for vomiting with severe pain, blood, or a head injury.