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Antivert belongs to a class of drugs called antihistamines, meaning that it blocks histamine receptors. However, it probably works for motion sickness by blocking acetylcholine receptors (by its “anticholinergic” activity). Antivert is generally not used for its antihistamine effects (such as for treating allergies).
