I've Heard it All Now

From using camel pee to blow dryers, the advice people are shelling out is not only ridiculous but potentially dangerous. Check out this link

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Head Lice Removal Services. Are They Worth The Money?

Written by Dawn Mucci
Sunday, 18 April 2010 16:06
It was great reading everyone’s feedback on a blog about how expensive head lice removal services can be. Are they really worth it? I think so and not all lice removal companies charge ridiculous fees like the $300 dollars per person I read about. If you compare what a person may pay for a plumber, electrician, maid or any other home service worker, I think a $60 to $80 dollars per hour fee is a fair asking price for the hard work that services like this preform. Most average visits are 1 to 3 hours. I also think the most important part of what a lice removal company can do for a family is to educate them and give them peace of mind. I've read some of the remedies that people have suggested on the blog and some of them may not be a safe and effective a suggested. The bottom line is removing lice eggs is hard work and very time consuming. A professional can do it faster and better than the average person and some parents really do not have the time, desire or knowledge to do it. They may also be overwhelmed by having to treat several kids or mom may even have it herself. As a mother of three, two of then being six year old twins. I would hire one of my consultants to do the job simply because I know my kids may not site as well for me as they would for someone else. Besides I pick lice all day so I don't want to take my work home with me L0L. At the end of the day it is the consumer that has to decide if this is a service of value to them. If you may be in need of help use this coupon as a thank you and incentive to try Lice Squad Canada's services. All the best.

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Do you think the head lice industry needs to be regulated?

Do you think the head lice industry needs to be regulated? Are things getting out of control

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Head Lice Business Gets a Lousy Welcome

I thought I would share an experaince the I recently went through. Any thoughts of advice to share?

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A Warmer Approach to Treating Head Lice

As the official Canadian distributors of The LouseBuster device, Lice Squad Canada is getting ready to roll out a new group of franchisees who can take advantage of this innovative career opportunity. Helping people in their community deal with head lice in a fast, safe and pesticide free way. After ten years of Nit Picking we are excited to trial and implement this device. It will make our job easier to do and help spare thousands from the undue exposure to pesticides.

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Kleen green. It is the better way to go.

Wipe one+ it’s done! That's the power of Kleen Green. 0 chemicals. Safe for kids,pets+the environmentally sensitive. haroundtp://ow.ly/1vQ9b