Lice Treatment Kit by Lice Clinics-Guaranteed Cure for Super Lice-Safe, Non-Toxic (Complete Kit with 5.25oz Shampoo, Metal Comb & More)

I’m very satisfied with the Lice Clinics of America Complete Lice Removal Kit. It comes with everything you need—the treatment gel, applicator, and a sturdy metal comb that works really well to remove lice and nits. The formula is non-toxic and gentle, which made it safe to use without worrying about irritation. It was easy to apply and effective after just one use. Great quality and definitely worth it if you need a reliable lice treatment at home.

This treatment worked amazing. Easy to put on and worked quickly. I found lice in my toddlers hair and I panicked and bought the best treatment with the best reviews. For once, the reviews weren’t lying. By the time I saturated her hair to then start combing, the hatched ones were already de*d and the eggs came out so easily. It doesn’t smell at all and surprisingly my daughter’s hair was super soft afterwards. This stuff is definitely a must have for lice treatment.

Unfortunately, it happened to me. FYI, as I usually remain in my bubble (at home), Im assuming I obtained these nasty creatures on an airplane. I was in no way infested where I could see them and / or it was obvious but I knew there was something occupying me (black specs, tingles, etc). Anyway, after trying multiple products, home remedies etc., Lice Clinics of America's Lice remover has provided me the most optimism. The reason is because you MUST get them out and off your hair. I do recommend also buying the NitFree Terminator in addition to this product. It will ensure you pull every last one of them out. What I loved the most about this product is that the gel fuses to everything foreign in your hair and on your head. You will have no choice but to pull the nasties out. Make sure you read the directions and use the comb when applying; when precombing (helps a bunch and gives you an idea which areas need the most combing), and then use their little green steel comb or the terminator comb (as I recommended). I also suggest not only parting the hair in multiple sections but combing north, south, east and west from root to tip. After completing the first go round, repart the hair in sections again but this time differently (to ensure every strand is combed) and again comb out north, south, east and west from root to tip. Rinse the comb after each stroke - trust me youll want to. IDK if it killed the nasties or not (because this was treatment number IDK 20 or something) but it is exactly the trick to pull it all out. Because this is one of the most unfair things to happen to an individual in any given lifetime, I have listed below what has worked and hasn't worked: Did NOT Work: RID for super lice, regular kit, foam, spray, etc. followed with combing - The RID products literally only inspired movement and nausea Mayo and Tea Tree - You must leave this on over night and of course comb out with a steel bug be gone comb. Well, it stopped the feeling of invasion but it wasn't 2 days later I was back in the store dropping another $100 on something else. However, my hair looked gorgeous Tea Tree, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil - Same as Mayo and Tea Tree. Vinegar until hair dries, comb out, blow dryer and hair straightener - very time consuming and ineffective Lice Freeee Gel - Just like the RID, only inspired movement and the creeps Straight Tea Tree (entire bottle) - I left it on for half a day and then combed it out. My dog, kids, you name it avoided me as I smelled of gasoline and caused a sore throat leading to laryngitis. LOL Hey, I was willing to try anything. Somehow, they still existed even after what I believed was a thorough comb out with the steel combs previously received through RID and other products after a 10 min boil to sterilize. Walking through fire - made my hair a little shorter but that's all. Sage and/or Exorcism - Im not going to rule it out but initially it was ineffective. Selson Blue, vinegar, coconut oil, salt - The nasties had a beach party but remained What worked: Vamousse - This was my first treatment attempt. I believe it was effective in killing the live nasties. However, at the time I did not have the terminator comb and therefore, the poor combing out attempt resulted in a return (yes a return following all those other treatments listed above). Because the fight was won but the war was not over, I chose to try everything and anything. Lice Remover Kit from Lice Clinics of America - As I mentioned above, I am very optimistic. After all these treatments what has clicked is that you just have to put plenty of time aside and simply pull every last one of the nasties out including their nit friends, eggs, beach balls, etc. This stuff will grab it and provide you optimism. Be sure to also wash EVERYTHING you have worn and things that were left beside everything you have worn within a 10 mile radius. Turn your water heater all the way up (warn everyone in the house you have done so) and wash everything on the hottest cycle you can. Dry everything on the hottest cycle too (sterilize cycle if you have it). For everything you cannot wash or things you commonly worn often (yes your favorites...also suggest including gym clothes), put in a gallon size zip lock, consolidate all zip locks into a trashbag and let it sit in your garage for 2 weeks. Wash in super hot water and dry super hot cycle following the two week transition. Wash ALL bedding. Spray and vacuum your mattresses. Remember to spray down your pillows as well. It doesn't hurt to pray while you do these things. Vacuum everything; take your dog to the groomers and get him/her a flea and tick treatment (because although dogs do not become infested, your dog can temporarily host these bad boys until they bounce back onto the mothership (you or the infected person); stock up on your favorite beverage and clean EVERYTHING. Follow up and comb through your hair daily for at least 10 days, do one more of these treatments, comb, buy hair extensions to fill in your thinner hair and if you still have time and money left, take yourself out for a job well done. Oh, and be sure to annoyingly check everyone else's head in the household daily until you know you are golden. Explain to the significant other you are planning something special for them so you are saving up for that event (whether you follow through or not is up to you - I did). To be honest, if its possible to go to a Lice Clinic of America or there is an alternate means to have this mess removed from the hair professionally, I'd suggest to go that route. It'll save you a ton of money and time. Unfortunately, that option was ruled out in the area I live. I hope this review was helpful. God speed and good luck.

This worked great on my nieces and nephew. It is easy application. I love that it dispenses through the comb which makes it easier for application. It was worked good on the kids and killed the lice.

An important note for my review: I'm a singular adult and bought this to use on my own head, myself (genuinely baffled how I ended up with friggin lice lol). That's why I docked a star. The formula itself seems effective; everything I scraped off my head was dead, no more itching, hooray! However this isn't the most user friendly delivery system if you happen to be needing this for yourself and not say, on your child or with the assistance of another human. You can't effectively just squeeze and apply, you HAVE to make use of gravity and hold the bottle upside down for product to dispense. And then the other minor annoyance, washing the product out. Now granted, the instructions said to let sit for 10min and I left it for more like 30. Hilariously, the instructions also state you might need to shampoo twice to fully remove from hair. Well I washed my hair 5 times, and it's still half grease. I unfortunately couldn't keep washing my hair in the moment because my water heater kinda sucks, and the shampoo I use isn't cheap. It'll probably take at least 5 more washes but, YMMV depending what shampoo is used. My hair is quite long but extremely fine and thin, I didn't even use half of the bottle for one application. Killed the critters, big plus, but also turned me into a stubborn greaseball. Would still call it a win and recommend overall but, fair warning, grease!

Hey there! I just want that when I first learned my daughter had lice due to a school infestation, I paniced. Read and searched for the right product. This arrived next day. This product is very very very good I cannot say it enough. The smell isn’t intolerable, nor bad, it’s thick and oily and stays in the hair. I was able to flyer rid of all lice easily. Took time due to amount of hair my daughter has but it was very easy. After a while during the first comb the ones I found were dead. It comes with enough for the first time plus the folllow up treatment at 9 or 10 day mark. I have little amount of hair, thin and thinning and I also used it same bottle worked great just as a prevention you never know. I recommend it’s my favorite I already sadly had to use it again since lice returned at school. It works great. Only thing is that my daughter did complain of headache on day two it passed. Price is very affordable comparing that a hair salon will charge you $200. So you buy this and do the heavy lifting smiling knowing you saved your send headache or overspending in the salon.

I have had head lice a few times in my life; the first time was so horrible that I had to shave off what was very nice shoulder length hair (being a guy; it’s like shearing a lion’s mane.) I found out that most treatments have the same ingredients & at identical strengths; so I decided to try this really expensive stuff. While most reviews say that this stuff is really greasy; I remember it being very much the opposite. I don’t know if there was a reaction with the baby shampoo that I used before hand (it seriously helps to wash your hair first & use a flat iron or curling iron before you treat your hair) - THIS STUFF WAS LIKE GLUE! All my hair knotted very badly & I wound up unable to get the wide tooth comb through my hair at all (at the time; I had a lot of fine, shoulder length hair). I thought about letting it sit as is directed- but it continued getting worse until I had to quickly wash my hair & use a pick to try to untangle it; which still caused so much breakage that I may as well have just cut off my hair again & let it grow back… I was so angry & stressed that I didn’t bother with the guarantee or anything. I would suggest avoiding the more expensive products (unless they are larger qty for more people). Surprisingly, I’ve found the cheaper options to be more effective- particularly- “Lice Free Spray”- available on Amazon & several other retailers. Some other suggestions- develop the habit of wearing nitrile gloves; you’d be surprised at how quickly you can re-infest simply by doing the laundry… Invest in vacuum storage bags; enough that you can have some for dirty laundry. When you/your kids disrobe- put the clothes in a bag & suck out all the air. The thicker bags (so far Meldevo have been great) are better for frequent re-use. Also, if you put the clean laundry in vacuum storage; it stays fresh (& lice free) until you use it. Lice survive on blood; but they can still be suffocated in a few hours- they usually die within 72hrs w/o feeding. The vacuum bags both suffocate & starve these parasites. Though it’s not recommended; it’s still possible to wash baseball caps. If you wear a hat; you’re much less likely to have transfer to furniture, people, etc. I realize that you can’t wash the hat too much before it gets to be unwearable- I have 2 hats that are alternated daily, both are washed once a week. The hat I’m not wearing goes in a vac bag for at least 24hrs. The chemical spray for flea treatment, etc. works for lice too (most of the time). Remember to spray insulated boots, tennis shoes, etc. I first discovered that I had lice after pulling my hair back & then tying my shoes. I can’t say that I have ever heard of it causing a re-infestation; but my 1st episode lasted 3 months & may have caused a nervous breakdown; better safe than sorry…

This worked after one treatment! It’s pretty messy to use, but the applicator and smell make it as pleasant as can be expected. I tried a few other products in the past and my child’s lice returned within a few weeks. This treatment works to kill the lice and helps detangle the hair so the nits fall off the hair shaft faster. My only complaint is that the lice comb’s bristles are too wide and not made for very fine hair. But I had a thinner one from another kit that did the trick.