Long haul flying

[Maravilloso Marvo]

I never really fall asleep on planes or cars etc, but thinking it would be beneficial if I did. What sort of over the counter drugs can I buy to help me snooze off for these events?

[Classic Jorge]

OTC stuff is much, much better over there

[Maravilloso Marvo]

It is basically just ibuprofen but 600mg and I am sure some other shít mixed in to perk you up a bit.

[Classic Jorge]

[7evens]

DVT is not your friend :-)

[Pat Vegas]

long walk.

But everytime I actually have a bit of a kip there is always a bit of turbulence. Or some cund opens the blind to have a peak outside. There is nothing to see out there just sunlight and clouds :furious:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

with the meal - then on with your jimjams, snuggle under your duvet and sleep will come. Works every time for me.

[Berni]

asking for them*.

*Not the booze. They'll sell that to you even if you are a codeine addict.

[Maravilloso Marvo]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Maravilloso Marvo]

[Maravilloso Marvo]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

They have a bed to go to but the rest area is a bit claustrophobic.

[Berni]

You'll just slide into a cosy little coma and emerge a few hours later with your head feeling a bit woolly.

[Luis Anaconda]

sounded fun. Wish I could fall asleep on a plane - 24 hours back from Sydney with not a wink of sleep is not fun

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

A seat that turns into a bed is the only answer.

[Classic Jorge]

You working for upworthy or buzzfeed now, LA?

[7evens]

Absolutely no trouble falling asleep in there from LAX and a very nice travel bag to boot.

[Berni]

[7evens]

The younger and prettier girls and gays tend to get shunted in with the economy rabble.

[Luis Anaconda]