One of the most relieving things we tell people after they find out they have lice is that lice are not living in their home or on their stuff. Finding out you have head lice can be scary, frustrating, and unsettling, and adding house cleaning...
Tick-borne illnesses have increased across the U.S. especially in the Northeastern states. Find out how to protect your family from ticks and lice....
Proud Supporters of ALSF: Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation. Alexandra “Alex” Scott’s heroic endeavor to raise money for childhood cancer started off with one small lemonade stand. As her neighbor, I remember the day she set up that first stand. Her mission: to cure cancer for...
Camp is an amazing experience! You try new things, make new friends, and gain independence, and you don’t want anything to hinder that experience—especially lice! Find out how to protect your campers from camp lice....
If you waiting for someone to get itchy you’ve waited to long when it comes to head lice. With that said, not everyone is itchy from lice but by the time someone is itchy from lice it’s usually been there for a few weeks. It’s...
A quick head check done weekly is your best defense against an outbreak. Check regularly and you are sure to detect any infestation before other family members are affected....
Unfortunately, many lice treatments do not work for various reasons. Many treatments the main ingredient is no longer effective and in most cases it’s not that lice came back but it was never gone in the first place putting more family and friends at risk...
A quick head check done weekly is your best defense against an outbreak. Check regularly and you are sure to detect any infestation before other family members are affected....
To answer this question properly you would have to treat somebody to find out which stages of lice are on their heads – is it just eggs or various stages of bugs, or are there are only nits with no lice. It is possible to...
Nits will not fall off the hair shaft on their own – they need to be combed out or they will stay on the hair as it grows. So if you have very long hair, old nits (empty, already hatched eggs) or no longer...