Wayward Son
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Might want to see your Dr about a script for scopamine (sp?) patches for it. Be sure to try one before the trip to make sure you don't experience side effects from it.
Mask Cleaning Best Method
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Ishie
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Scopolamine is a trip saver!!!
My favorite stuff is the orange cap standard stuff. I've had the most luck with that. The more viscous stuff seems to need more scrubbing so you don't get fuzzy spots, and when you scrub it, it fogs quicker.
In the Philippines, they had a LOT of success scrubbing the mask with papaya leaves before a dive (all the divemasters did it). By the end of the trip, they had numerous converts from the 500 PSI people, but since the orange cap works really well for me, I still stick with that.
My favorite stuff is the orange cap standard stuff. I've had the most luck with that. The more viscous stuff seems to need more scrubbing so you don't get fuzzy spots, and when you scrub it, it fogs quicker.
In the Philippines, they had a LOT of success scrubbing the mask with papaya leaves before a dive (all the divemasters did it). By the end of the trip, they had numerous converts from the 500 PSI people, but since the orange cap works really well for me, I still stick with that.
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