There is a new Super Lice Treatment product on the market for the new school year.
The name of the produce is not very clever: "Super Lice Treatment".
But the product is excellent and works to kill Super Lice.
We give it our highest recommendation.
See the product by CLICKING HERE.
We also recommend their "Nit Remover" product which you can see: HERE.
People are ashamed when they get lice. So they try to hide the fact that they're dealing with lice. And they certainly do NOT talk about it with other people.
Read one mother's story about her battle with head lice. Click here.
That is the biggest factor causing the rampant spread of Super Lice.
If head lice are in your community, they are going to STAY in your community, being passed around from one family to the next for the foreseeable future.
Everyone in the community needs to start talking about head lice and helping identify where the problems are and helping get the word out about products and methods that work to kill Super Lice.
To read an article that teaches you how to talk to other people about head lice CLICK HERE.
It might seem harsh to some people, but having and enforcing a strict "no-nit" policy is a very important part of eradicating head lice from your community.
It's especially important to be vigilant at the beginning of the school year and after Christmas holidays and Spring Break.
By catching cases of head lice early, your school and community can prevent a wide-spread infestation.
For more information about No-Nit Policies CLICK HERE.
Over the many decades we have been using permethrin-based products to kill head lice, the bugs have become immune.
That is why Super Lice exist in the first place. The fact that lice have become resistant to the chemical poisons is what makes them "Super Lice."
We have determined which brand of products are the best at killing "Super Lice" and you can see our recommendation by CLICKING HERE.
Every year it's the same thing...school starts, and then there's head lice.
The problem of head lice has been around for thousands of years. But for the last few years, we've been seeing more and more (alarming) reports of so-called "Super Lice."
Super Lice infestations are spreading across the United States at a dramatic rate!
Here's a map of states with "Super Lice" infestations in 2015... (States in RED have Super Lice)
And here's the map for 2016...
In 2017, MothersAgainstHeadLice.org found that ALL 50 STATES had cases of "Super Lice." The same for 2018 and we're expecting 2019 to be no different. Super Lice are everywhere.
If your school gets infested with lice in 2019, it's most likely going to be an infestation of "Super Lice."
Communicate with your school nurses and teachers as well as your Parent/Teacher associations and send them links to our SUPER LICE RESOURCES page. Also, advocate with your school district administrators for a strictly enforced "No Nit Policy." Being aggressive with no-nit policies will help you reduce absences better than doing the reverse.
Go to our SUPER LICE RESOURCES page and learn about Super Lice and what you can do to help prevent and combat Super Lice infestations and how to advise teachers and parents to do the same.
IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR PTA ORGANIZATIONS >>> CLICK HERE
Go to our SUPER LICE RESOURCES page and learn about Super Lice and what you can do to help your students and parents prevent and combat Super Lice infestations.
When children are wearing winter clothing, make sure the jackets, scarves and hats are not all hung up or piled together. If one child has lice, they will spread from that child's clothing to the other children's clothing.
Go to our SUPER LICE RESOURCES page and learn about Super Lice and what you can do to prevent a Super Lice infestation and how to get rid of Super Lice if you have them.
Make sure you are checking for lice and nits every day - at least for the first month or two when school starts.
Every year lately, a few weeks after school starts, we see articles and news stories about so-called "Super Lice." Those stores are true!
What are these monsters and where do they come from?
Lice are insects, and insects possess the capability to adapt and become resistant to pesticides.
The reason why is because the pesticides used in drug store lice treatments cannot kill the eggs.
Even worse, the prescription remedies your doctor gives you are equally ineffective. That's because they use the same poisons as the over-the-counter brands, but they're just a little stronger.
This is why new head lice cases crop up by the millions every year and why they are so hard to get rid of.
Scientists who have studied this problem have concluded that typical prescription and over-the-counter head lice treatments used in the United States and England have an 80% fail rate.
In 2015 the American Chemical Society found that the typical lice treatments were ineffective in 25 states in the US. (article here)
MothersAgainstHeadLice.org estimates that "Super Lice" will be found in all 50 states by 2017. In fact, if you live in the United States and have lice, you most likely have "Super Lice."
In a way, yes, they did.
Perhaps they did not do it on purpose or with intent. But because lice can become resistant to chemical poisons, the head lice treatments manufactured by "Big Pharma" DID create "Super Lice."
Fortunately, there are some new companies that have developed formulas that not only kill head lice without the poisons that have become ineffective, they also have formulas that kill the eggs.
This new development in the treatment of lice is a game-changer.
Since these new formulas kill the eggs, head lice - even "Super Lice" cannot become immune to them.
And another beneficial feature of these new treatments is that they do not use harsh chemical poisons, so people can use them any time they see a louse or a nit. They no longer have to wait 7 to 10 days to re-treat.
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