A cheaper and faster lice removal service may not always be the best choice for several reasons. Although you think you may be getting a deal and feeling great about it, the later consequences of the time and money it can take to get it done right will end up costing you more.
One child in your family has lice; if you treat them, all is well, right? Unfortunately, it likely won’t be. If one person in your home has lice, it is important to screen your entire family so you can avoid a much bigger and more expensive problem of lice spreading.
Lice is very prevalent in school-aged children, specifically among younger children, due to their frequent close contact. This puts classrooms at a high risk for being a breeding ground for lice.
There are several ways that parents, pediatricians, dermatologists, school nurses, and educators often miss the mark when it comes to lice detection, removal, and product information. Here’s a breakdown of common pitfalls.
There is a reason that after 25 years of head lice removal, we do not offer heat removal as an option, but rather we choose to stick to our manual removal method.
Unfortunately, super lice are not lice with little capes fighting crime. Super lice are a consequence of the overuse of chemicals to eradicate lice, making these lice immune to over-the-counter products.
The holidays are a joyous time, don’t let these holiday lice myths ruin this time of year! After 25+ years of removing lice, we have had to debunk a few lice myths along the way.
It is a common misconception that lice are only around in the summer. Unfortunately, lice are a year-round threat so here are our recommendations to prevent lice this winter.
Lice are not invited to the Thanksgiving table this year! As you plan to gather with family and friends this holiday season, it is important to remember lice prevention. Here are our tips for staying lice-free this Thanksgiving.
Misdiagnosing lice happens more often than you may realize. An incorrect diagnosis can create a much larger problem for the person with a lice infestation, their family, and the community. Here’s how.
