Team Fathom likes to get around. Toss a long-haul flight our way, and we'll jump on board, never mind the shrinking seats, crying babies, and other airborne obstacles.
Of course, the big downside to long-distance travel is adjusting to a new time zone. But with these foolproof gadgets and strategies, you'll totally beat jet lag.
Say No to Caffeine
Caffeine stays in your system for several hours, making it hard to fall asleep on long flights. Skip your morning flat white and fuel up with Lotus Wei Pure Energy Elixir. The mix of flower essences will help you re-energize and keep a clear mind.
Price: $35
Available at: spiritbeautylounge.com
Zone Out
Comfortably minimize airplane noises like crying babies and that high-pitched hum (you know what we're talking about). Dubs are compact, reusable, and easy to throw in a carry-on.
Price: $25
Available at: getdubs.com
Zen Out
Relax. For some that means a modern take on the self-help book, and for others it's an old fashioned. Do your thing.
Toolkit for Life
Price: $100
Available at: bestmadeco.com
Carry-On Cocktail Kit
Price: $24
Available at: food52.com
Upgrade
Spruce up your quarters with a merino travel kit: a luxurious throw and eye mask smartly packed in a carrying case that doubles as an airplane pillow cover.
Price: $99
Available at: parachutehome.com
Get Some Shut Eye
A single spritz of sleep plus pillow spray guarantees a cat nap no matter where you are. Okay, not really. But a couple squirts of soothing lavender oil ups your chances of catching some vertical ZZZs.
Price: $46
Available at: net-a-porter.com
Have a Last Resort
When all else fails, invest in a pair of futuristic looking Luminette glasses to help reset your circadian rhythm.
Price: $350
Available at: amazon.com
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