Saliors Secret

Frequently Asked Questions

I love to sail. Motion sickness however, I don't love so much! Racing, deliveries and overnights along the west coast used to mean a bout of uncomfortable motion sickness, usually but not always mild but always distracting. And the only thing worse than the discomfort in my stomach was the feeling the over the counter and perscription drugs left me with (they make my head fuzzy and my mouth dry). So ginger was a very welcome alternative for me. It works for me so I suggested it to all of my friends and recommended it to my crew.

Who is Sailor's Secret?
Sailor's Secret was originally packaged and marketed by sailor's for sailor's. But really Sailor's Secret is packaged for traveling. Its much more conveniently and practically packaged than most ginger root products. The packets are waterproof and still easy to open (even when you are not feeling great). They're not in a bottle where the contents can be ruined with one wave - or lost all over the floor of the car. Keep a package in your gear bag or glove box and you'll always be ready.

Is it safe to use my credit card Online?
Yes, shopping on our site is safe. The secure server software encrypts your personal information, ensuring your transaction is private and protected.

Will you sell or use my personal information?
Absolutely not. We also do not sell, rent or give any personal information to any organization. The only information that you will ever see from us, is a possible e-mail when we have something new to tell you that we think you'll want to know about related to motion sickness or our products. If you don't even want that, just uncheck the box on the checkout form and you'll never hear from us.

Will shipping be added to my bill?
NO, surface shipping is free in the domestic US, and if you want your order sooner, you can get US Postal service 2-day air for only $1.50 per order.

What does the FDA say about your products?
Sailor's Secret is made of ginger root. Ginger root is a common herb used in cooking. The FDA has not published information specific the effectiveness of using ginger or ginger root as a cure or treatment of motion sickness.