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Check out our DIY lice treatment training video!!!
Learn lice facts and SAVE MONEY by learning how to treat lice on your own!
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About Us
We provide services to both children and adults, meeting customers in schools, daycare centers and their homes.
We offer all-natural, non-toxic lice removal and prevention products, including treatment sprays, lice repellent, and lice combs.
Our in-home services are available in Bergen County, New Jersey, and Rockland County, New York.
Additionally, We offer a step-by-step DIY lice treatment video for purchase.
Lastly, BLR provides Phone Consultations. We will answer questions and provide guidance to educate customers or to assist them in treating lice.
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DIY Lice Treatment Video
- Expert instruction you won’t find anywhere else on the Internet
- This method has been successfully used on thousands of our clients
- Step-by-step treatment instructions
- List of necessary supplies
- Learn to identify lice & nits
- Tips on delousing your home
- FREE 1/2 hour phone consultation with your purchase. Redeemable anytime!
- All of the information you will need in one video!
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LICE FAQ'S
Head Lice Are Tiny, Wingless Human Parasites About The Size Of A Sesame Seed Or Smaller. They Have Six Legs With Tiny Claws And Live Only On Human Scalps. Head Lice Can Range In Color From Light Brown To Gray. While Annoying, Head Lice Are Not Life Threatening.
Head Lice Have Been Infesting Humans Throughout History.
It Is Difficult To Track Head Lice Cases Because Head Lice Are Not Considered A Disease And Therefore Public Health Departments And The Centers For Disease Control Do Not Routinely Track The Number Of Head Lice Cases. However, Schools And Manufacturers Of Lice Products Estimate Head Lice Cases At 12- 25 Million Infestations A Year In The United States Alone. Most Of Those Infested Are Children Under The Age Of Twelve.
Lice Migrate Through Direct Contact With An Infested Person And Their Belongings. Head Lice Do Not Hop, Jump, Fly, Or Swim.
Pets Do Not Transmit Head Lice, And Poor Personal Hygiene Does Not Cause An Infestation. In Fact, Head Lice Prefer Clean, Healthy Heads.
Head Lice Do Not Live In, Nor Come From, The Dirt, Trees Or The Air. They Live On The Human Head.
The Most Common Symptom Of A Head Lice Infestation Is Persistent Itching, Particularly Around The Ears, Back Of The Neck And Crown, But Some People Never Itch At All. Repeat Infestations Can Cause Some Individuals To Become Super-Sensitive To Bites. Secondary Bacterial Infections Can Occur With Excessive Scratching. See A Doctor If This Occurs. Diagnosis Of Head Lice Is Usually Made By Finding Nits (Lice Eggs). If You Can Blow Or Flick It Off, Or If It Crumbles In Your Fingers, It Is Not A Nit.
Getting Rid Of Head Lice Is A Four Step Process Which Begins With An Affirmative Diagnosis. Upon Affirmation, You Must Kill All The Live Head Lice, Check For And Remove All The Nits By Combing And Manual Nit Picking, And Do A Reasonable Job Of Cleaning The Infested Person’s Belongings And Home Environment. Make Sure You Have Head Lice Before Treatment. Many People Misdiagnose Head Lice And Treat Themselves Or Their Children With Chemicals Unnecessarily.
These Products Contain Insecticides (Lindane, Malathion, Natural Pyrethrins, And Permethrin), And Should Always Be Used With Caution. Check With Your Pharmacist Or Doctor To Determine Which Product Is Safe For Your Family. Never Use These Products If You Are Pregnant Or Nursing, Or On Infants Under 6 Months Of Age. Follow The Directions Exactly When Using Them. Misuse Of These Products ( Leaving Them On Longer Than The Directions State Or Applying More Treatments Than Specified), Puts Children At Risk For Overexposure To Chemical Pesticides. Also, Children With Allergies May Be At More Risk For Allergic Reactions To Pesticides.
A Prescription Medication Called Kwell Should Never Be Used. Kwell Contains Lindane, A Powerful Neurotoxin And Possibly Carcinogenic Pesticide, Which Can Cause Serious Side Effects Including Seizures And Even Death. Consumer Reports Has Petitioned The Food And Drug Administration To Remove This Pesticide From The Market. Children And The Elderly Are Particularly Vulnerable To Lindane Toxicity.
People Should Also Be Aware That According To Entomologists, Any Parasite Over Time Can Develop Resistance To Pesticides. It Is Not Surprising Therefore, That Many Consumers, Health Professionals, And Entomologists Report That Head Lice Have Become Resistant To Pediculicides.
However, Failure To Follow Directions, Non-Compliance And Failure To Pick Nits Manually Can Also Result In A Persistent Head Lice Infestation.
If You Have Used A Pediculicide Correctly And Still Have Live Lice Or New Nits, You Probably Have A Persistent Case Of Head Lice. Persistent Head Lice Is Defined As Three Incidents Of Live Lice Found Over A 6-Week Period.
If You Have Head Lice That Have Resisted Treatment, Do Not Continue To Use Additional Chemical Treatments In The Hopes That They Will Work. They Will Not, And Such Chemical Treatments Were Never Meant To Be Used Repeatedly. It Is Time To Contact A Professional Lice Service Such As BERGEN LICE REMOVAL!
Every Successful Lice Removal Program Must Include Manual Nit Picking. Even If You Treat With Chemicals And/Or Olive Oil You Must Also Incorporate Manual Nit Picking Into Your Treatment Program Because Nothing Else Has Proved 100% Successful In Killing Nits.
Lice Lay Their Eggs Close To The Scalp. It Used To Be Thought That Eggs Further Than 1/2 Inch From The Scalp Were Not Viable. However, New Research Indicates That This Is Not True, Especially During Warm Weather. Therefore, Removing All The Nits Is The Only Sure Way To Get An Infestation Under Control.
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