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Head Lice are wingless insects that feed on human blood, living on the scalp. That are considered parasites (meaning that need a host in order to survive). They do not carry diseases and for the most part are not harmful.

There are so much informations about head lice that it is hard to distinguish the true from the false. So here some myths about head lice that are debunked.

If head lice are not harmful, what is the purpose of them. Were they meant to prevent other forms of lice? Are they actually a good thing to have?

In my line of work I always see an increase of head lice in the beginning of the school year.One big reason why is that most kids go to camp during the summer (whether it is an overnight camp or a day camp).In a camp setting there are a lot of kids in close proximity to each other and that is where lice comes in. Alot of children will get lice from camp (unknowingly) and will give head lice to their friends once back to school.

So I have been in the Lice Industry for the past 7 years and I have heard lot of lice myths over the years. Some of the myths are pretty...

Whenever people think of head lice, bugs crawling all over the hair causing havoc always comes to mind. Luckily a louse ( lice bug ) are large and can be...

Lice combs are essential when checking or treating head lice. Although there are many lice combs out there is only one that removes both live bugs and nits effectively which...