The moment you find out your child has head lice is like no other. The panic sets in and your blood turns to ice water in your veins. For many parents, this is the most dreaded moment they can imagine. It doesn't have to be that way. In fact, I believe it shouldn't be that way. A lot of the stigma of head lice is because of the reaction people have. Eliminate the panic, eliminate the stigma. But first...let's eliminate those critters, shall we? We need start by changing head lice treatment in NJ and how people approach the problem.
I spent years as the owner/operator of two franchised head lice treatment centers in Clark and Fairfield, New Jersey. I could see that the high cost of professional treatment is an obstacle for many families in their quest for an effective solution to their lice problem. Ultimately, they turn to less effective and less safe alternatives because seeking the help of a knowledgeable professional seems financially out of reach.
Unfortunately, human head lice have become more and more resistant to the over-the-counter pesticides which have been in use for decades. The evidence of the resistance to these pesticides is in the development, in recent years, of several new prescription head lice treatments. There is NOT ONE prescription pesticide that is non-toxic and NOT ONE that is effective in a single treatment.
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Head lice treatment centers like the ones in Cranford, Short Hills and other towns in NJ would like you to think lice is scary and that just ONE NIT will cause your child's lice to continue to be a problem. In fact, that's simply not true. If you are properly educated about the life cycle of the head louse, you know that once you eliminate all mature lice, you cease to acquire new nits. If you treat properly on the right schedule you can defeat lice.
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