A Kid-Friendly Lice Treatment?
[h3]Is there a Kid-Friendly Lice Treatment?[/h3] No one wants head lice in their life or in their hair, especially not
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Consumer Reports Challenges Pesticide Lice Treatments
Pesticide Lice Treatments Ineffective? Over-the-counter (OTC) lice treatments are now widely considered ineffective against head lice. The most recent research,
Lice Clinics of America Appoints Krista Lauer, MD as Medical Director
The Nation’s Largest Network of Lice Removal Clinics Expands Senior Team /EINPresswire.com/ — SALT LAKE CITY, UT–(Marketwired – December 07, 2016)
Super Lice have you worried? Don’t be.
Worried about super lice? Don’t be. You may have heard the reports about so-called super lice. Researchers have found that
Pesticides are for plants, mayonnaise is for sandwiches, this is what kills lice!
Options for Treating Head Lice When it comes to treating head lice, there have traditionally been three options: medications sold
How scientists found a foolproof lice treatment that takes minutes
The story is the stuff of the American dream. A coincidental event leads to a “eureka” moment. A new product
Lice Clinic Owner Helps Families Win the Lice War
A Real Need for Lice Treatment There are some 12 million cases of head lice in the United States each
No Nits Bad for Families and Schools
While just uttering the word “lice” can invoke a psychosomatic head scratch, experts are recommending that we learn to keep
Myths Don’t Treat Head Lice
A myth is defined as, “1) a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining
New Medical Device Kills Lice in 90 minutes
There are two significant problems with traditional approaches to head-lice treatment. First, it takes a long time; and second, success
Medical Device Treatment For Lice
According the section 201(h) of the FDA’s Federal Food Drug & Cosmetic (FD&C), a medical device is: “An instrument, apparatus,
Treating Head Lice is Finally Easy and Scientific
For generations, head-lice removal has been a major hassle. Beyond the “yuck” factor of having bugs in your child’s hair,
