Nix Electronic Lice Comb, Instantly Kills Lice & Eggs and Removes From Hair

This product cleared my daughters head lice with one try now I am going to record the 2nd treatment but I will be keeping this product on hand.

Worked amazing, got here within a few hours and after 1 shower hair was clean. Bought a few and used it on everyone in the house just in case as it's a prevention mix too.

This will not work as a stand-alone product. It will not even work for the purpose I bought it for: to check our hair for any nits or eggs that escaped the pesticide treatment. So, this ended up being a waste of money. No where on the listing here on Amazon or on the exterior of the packaging does this tell you that it ONLY detects adult lice.It was only after I cut into the clamshell plastic packaging and read the instructions that I spotted that disclaimer, so I was no longer able to return it to Amazon (I asked). Adult lice are easy to spot - I don't need any help spotting them. They are easy to remove - the cheap lice comb that came in the pesticide treatment kits removes them easily. So, what is this product for, exactly?If you are trying to remove lice without pesticides, this will not help you do that either. By the time an adult lice is big enough to get spotted by this tool, it has already laid dozens of eggs in your hair, and those will all become nits, which become adult lice. Remember that this tool doesn't detect the nits either. It is feasible that the comb will remove them, but if you miss one (and this won't help you to be certain), you allow them to mature, then lay eggs. The cycle won't end. I suspect there is a reason they didn't reveal anywhere that this product DOES NOT FIND NITS OR EGGS; there is no way I would have purchased this had I known.Let's say I found it useful, somehow. You cannot use in on wet hair. Your hair must be dry. If you have ANY wave or curl to your hair, you know that combing it dry is an impossible, painful task. And this comb is very fine, so it's ripping out hair as you attempt to use it. The only people who might find this helpful are those with short, straight, tangle-free hair. That's also NO WHERE stated in the advertisement or on the exterior of the package.I'm really baffled by this product. The only way to hoodwink people into buying it is to withhold information until it is too late, because who is going to refund an opened lice comb? Save your money. You can spot live adult lice without a problem without the fancy electronic component. It's the nits and eggs that are hard to spot.

Here’s what you’re going to do when you have found lice in your kids hair:1. Anxiety attack because it is one of the grossest things ever and you can’t believe your kid has it2. Calm down a bit and search the internet for answers and have another anxiety attack as you read horror stories about other parents’ experiences with lice3. Buy every product you can find that claims it can help with liceNow what should you do?1. Calm down, it’s ok. Many people have been through this and they succeed. It will take work though, so prepare for it2. Put Nix shampoo in your child’s hair as directed and watch all the little buggers die (mwahaha)3. Rinse hair as directed4. (Optional) have your child use regular shampoo / conditioner after5. If your child has long hair, brush hair with a regular brush and boil that brush6. If your child has long hair, get a clip or scrunchee or some kind of hair tie and put most of it up, leaving a lower section out7. If your child has long hair, put cetaphil lotion on the loose hair to act as a detangler8. Brush hair with the Terminator lice comb, it’s easiest to brush from the top down with comb over the hair touching the scalp. Brush this small section lots of times until you don’t see any weird little white or brown bits in that section of hair (those are the eggs)9. Clean the comb with isopropyl alcohol or boiling water.10. Let down a little more hair, if using a hair tie. Or just move to another section.11. Repeat combing small sections until you’ve combed all hair.12. Have child take a shower to clean out the lotion (if using)12b. Wash everything that touches anyone’s hair in 130 degree F water. You might need to adjust your water heater, there should be a knob on it with different temp settings, so look at the directions on how to set it. And dry everything on high heat for 20+ minutes13. Check child’s hair every day for more lice. If more lice are found, check Nix directions to see if it’s safe to repeat, but definitely do the combing procedure14. On the 5th day, repeat combing procedure no matter if lice are found or not15. On the 9-10th day, repeat Nix treatment and combing procedure. This is a good day to repeat treatment based on the life cycle of lice. Eggs will have hatched, but the new lice will not have laid eggs yet.16. Keep repeating everything until no lice are found17. Treat yourself, you deserve it

Quite small and a bit difficult to open the battery cover. Seems to work well although I don't have any lice for it to kill. Damn

I work for a school district and like to keep this on hand because lice is sadly, a problem when working with so many children. There was a student that had been really close to me who has struggled with lice...and I decided it might be a good idea to be proactive and use this. So I opened it up and used it over the weekend. OMG! This stuff is SO OILY!!! I almost slipped and fell in my bathtub because it left an oily residue all over the bottom of my tub. You might wash this out in your sink if you can. Definitely can be a hazzard...PLUS I had to wash my hair twice to get it all out because it also left my hair incredibly oily after the first wash! I had to use a clarifying shampoo twice to get it out!

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