For the getting-there part

Serious packing.
Silly glasses.

Meet Ollaway motion sickness glasses. Four liquid-filled rings, no lenses, and no medicine to take.

Meet the glasses
White lensless travel glasses with four blue liquid-filled rings
FOUR LIQUID-FILLED RINGSNO LENSESNO MEDICINE TO TAKE
If you know, you packed a bag.

“I feel sick.”
Three words.
A whole new itinerary.

The search for a bag. The next safe place to stop. The spare clothes you’re very glad you packed.

When travel sickness is part of family life, you start preparing before you’ve even chosen the playlist.

Ollaway starts with a dad who knows that routine. And a belief that useful little travel things can have a sense of humor.

— Carlos, dad of two

Meet your travel glasses

Yes, they look
like that on purpose.

The blue liquid moves inside four clear rings. The design is intended to provide a visible level reference around your field of view. The centers are open: there are no lenses.

Evidence that fluid-filled glasses relieve motion sickness is limited. They are not a guaranteed remedy or a substitute for medical advice.

Good days ahead.

Our travel glasses are coming soon.

A little more prepared
Some parents pack light.
Some pack a change of clothes.
For everyone.

One for the trip.
One for the travel bag.

When a spare pair makes sense, give it a job: one for your usual ride and one for the bag that’s always heading somewhere.

That’s the idea behind Car + Carry. A useful extra, with no subscription to remember.

Available pack options are shown above. Follow the product’s storage instructions; don’t leave travel gear in extreme heat.

A few things worth knowing

Before you head out.

What makes these different from ordinary glasses?

They have no lenses. Four clear rings contain blue liquid, intended to create a visible level reference. They do not correct vision or replace prescription eyewear.

Will they work for everyone?

No result is guaranteed. Evidence for fluid-filled motion sickness glasses is limited, and a small adult simulator study found no significant benefit compared with placebo. The design explanation is not proof that the glasses will relieve symptoms.

Do they replace motion sickness medicine?

No. Medicine-free describes the product: there is no medicine to take. It does not mean the glasses replace prescribed treatment. Ask a qualified clinician about managing your child’s travel sickness.

How do I choose the right fit?

Read the age guidance, measurements and use instructions on the product page before ordering. A family-travel brand does not mean every product fits or is suitable for every age.

All the way. Ollaway.

For the getting-there part.