One Stop Lice & Nit Removal System Starting at $19.95
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Your "Must Have" head lice treatment solution... please read on
Liceadex Non-Toxic Gel, a One Step Lice and Nit Removal Gel
Liceadex is a special, one of a kind, natural formula that provides a safe effective way to kill lice and their eggs, without traditional and potentially harmful pesticide ingredients like permethrin or pyrethrum found in many over the counter solutions or expensive multiple step essential oil based solutions. Our formulation is one of the fastest acting and most effective products you will find today.
- Kills all lice and eggs naturally in minutes
- Contains no pesticides
- Allows for easy pain-free, tangle-free nit and debris removal
- Rinses completely clean without oily residue
- Can be used multiple times safely
- Can be used safely after "other" treatments have been done
Field tested and perfected in professional laboratories and Nit Picking Salons around the world, the Liceadex system is considered the best treatment available because it is 98% effective, time saving and rinses clean from the hair. An entire treatment can be done in a little as 20 minutes for short hair and about an hour for very long hair.
An entire Liceadex One Step treatment costs as little as $19.95 including a nit comb and cap.
What Our Customers Say...
Reviewer: Katherin Sager from Bakersfield, CA
"We had been fighting headlice for 3 weeks, we tried nix, olive oil, Vaseline, coconut oil, tea tree oil , everything on every site we could find and then we found liceadex, I washed my daughters hair that night and she was in school the next day. I merely put it in for the 20 minutes and then combed it out with a lice comb and rinsed. This product is great."
Reviewer: Nancy L. from Alterura, MN
"I was having some terrible lice issues with my kids and it had been on going for years, but this last time we were getting re-infestation issues and we treated for lice 5 times since February It was only August!I have four daughters with unbelievably thick hair and for me to do a treatment required almost a full week of work to eliminate every nit, wash every sheet, cover all the furniture. I even toyed around with the idea of giving them all a Buzz cut to get rid of these things! I tried your Liceadex in a fit of desperation, I was near tears! I love the product, love not picking nits or pulling through every strand of hair! I waited over a month to write in because with our passed experience I had my doubts anything would really work. I'm so happy that it did! I love the home remedy that you sent when I placed my order too, and now I have every confidence in the world we will never again be dealing with those little disgusting bugs!"
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A Simple 1-Step Solution
If you are frustrated with potentially harmful, over-the-counter lice treatments and are looking for a fast, safe, and pain-free treatment system then our treatment is perfect for you! The Liceadex Lice Treatment System is a 1-step method of killing Lice and Nits in just 1 easy application. |
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An Expert Recommended Product
From school Nurses to Family Pediatricians, healthcare professionals everywhere are using and recommending Liceadex as one of the top non-pesticidal lice treatments.
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You Have Nothing To Lose
We are so confident our products are the right choice for you, we provide a 30-day Money Back Guarantee. If our product does not perform when used as a complete solution, we will provide you a full refund of the purchase price, no questions asked.
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Trusted Green Answers
We are committed to providing you with a green, pesticide-free solution to head lice. Our solution does not emit dangerous, toxic chemicals that can harm you or our planet. |
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Head Lice Articles
About Hair Lice
Written By: LesleyBarker
The scientific name for a head louse is pediculus humanus. It is a small, wingless, six-legged insect that feeds on human blood and lays its eggs, called nits, on shafts of human hair. A young head louse is clear in color but it turns a dull red-brown as it matures. The legs terminate in claws that the insect uses to grab onto a piece of hair. Then it sucks the blood. They jump and crawl from one person to another, sometimes being transferred by shared combs and clothes.
A head louse has a life-span of 30 days, and each female lays about 100 nits. It takes 7 to 10 days for a nit to hatch and another 7 to 10 days for a female louse to mature to the point where she can lay another nit. If a louse becomes separated from a human host, it can only live for around 24 hours.
People who have head lice may not even notice because the insects are so small and their coloration blends with the hair. The first sign of an infestation is probably itching, which is provoked when the lice crawl around on the scalp. Since the lice can jump from one person to another, it is very important to control their spread, especially in crowded settings like schools. Usually schools mandate that students with lice be sent home for treatment. Before they are readmitted to class, the school nurse inspects them to make sure that not only the lice are gone, but that the hair shows no sign of the nits.
Shampoos that treat head lice contain pyrethrins. These chemicals come from flowers like chrysanthemums. The extract, called pyrethrum, is an insecticide. The strongest solutions are available with a doctor's prescription, but usually the over-the-counter varieties are sufficient to kill the insects. Once the live bugs are dead, it is important to remove all of the nits. These tiny drop-shaped eggs are attached along individual pieces of hair. Unlike dandruff, they do not shake loose and fall off. The must be detached one by one using a very fine toothed comb that often comes in the package with the shampoo. Since lice can exist for several hours apart from a human host, the home, bed, clothing, and soft toys must all be treated as well. Sprays are available, but it is also necessary to vacuum, wash floors, and do laundry to eradicate the problem from the home. If one member of the family is infested with head lice, it is important to treat all of the other members to make sure that no reinfestation will occur.
Anyone can get head lice because the insects jump and crawl from person to person. Having the problem does not indicate anything about your personal or household hygiene. It is less common for African-Americans to get lice.
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