Lice lady- cost?

[Anonymous]

I'm here for my periodic lice thread plug for Lice Clinics of America. Walk in with lice. Walk out lice free. Save yourself weeks of combing.

https://www.liceclinicsofamerica.com/landing/herndon/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB&utm_content=landing_page_click

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm here for my periodic lice thread plug for Lice Clinics of America. Walk in with lice. Walk out lice free. Save yourself weeks of combing.

https://www.liceclinicsofamerica.com/landing/herndon/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB&utm_content=landing_page_click

If you are doing it correctly there should not be more than 1 week of combing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm here for my periodic lice thread plug for Lice Clinics of America. Walk in with lice. Walk out lice free. Save yourself weeks of combing.

https://www.liceclinicsofamerica.com/landing/herndon/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB&utm_content=landing_page_click

If you are doing it correctly there should not be more than 1 week of combing.

+1. Once you know how to do it. One treatment followed by luce combing every few days for 7-8 days should be enough.

One key is you need a good lice comb. The ones that comb with lice treatment packages are not good (the treatment itself might be fine, the combs tend to be clumsy and I effective). I have this comb and it's very good, gets every last nit:

Nit Free Terminator Lice Comb -... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000HIBPV8?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm here for my periodic lice thread plug for Lice Clinics of America. Walk in with lice. Walk out lice free. Save yourself weeks of combing.

https://www.liceclinicsofamerica.com/landing/herndon/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB&utm_content=landing_page_click

They did not catch everything in my daughter, so we had to go back. It's also insanely expensive. You can buy their special oil on Amazon and the Licemeister comb and do it yourself for 1/10 of the price.

Also, they won't guarantee anything unless you have everyone in your home checked and treated which is a real pain in the butt.

Just DIY, friends. Lice Cinics of America is a massive ripoff.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm here for my periodic lice thread plug for Lice Clinics of America. Walk in with lice. Walk out lice free. Save yourself weeks of combing.

https://www.liceclinicsofamerica.com/landing/herndon/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=GMB&utm_content=landing_page_click

They don't have pricing on their website because it costs $30/person to check and then the treatment is something like $200/person. Normal people can't afford that.

[Anonymous]

Priceless

[Anonymous]

^^ priceless

DD, with thick, waist leneth hair, had lice at least 3 times a year in 3rd and 4th grade. Agree with what everyone said about going to the professional the first time. Fortunately, my husband and our 2 boys and I never got it (love my husband, but would not have trusted him on the comb outs). Once I learned what to do, I treated DD going forward.

Then in HS, she worked at a summer camp. All fine until the summer after senior year of HS. Turns out she went to college, out of state, with lice. I told her to go to one of the heat treatment places (walk in with lice, walk out with no lice), and we'd pay the bill. It was $400 2.5 years ago in a major city (like Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston). And worth every penny

My head is itching just typing this

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^ priceless

DD, with thick, waist leneth hair, had lice at least 3 times a year in 3rd and 4th grade. Agree with what everyone said about going to the professional the first time. Fortunately, my husband and our 2 boys and I never got it (love my husband, but would not have trusted him on the comb outs). Once I learned what to do, I treated DD going forward.

Then in HS, she worked at a summer camp. All fine until the summer after senior year of HS. Turns out she went to college, out of state, with lice. I told her to go to one of the heat treatment places (walk in with lice, walk out with no lice), and we'd pay the bill. It was $400 2.5 years ago in a major city (like Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston). And worth every penny

My head is itching just typing this

Agree. So much lice at summer camp. Anyone sending their kid to summer camp, please, p,ease check their head (and treat them, and tell camp), before they arrive. And check them as soon as camp is done- preferably before they even go into the house!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t see the nits in my daughter’s hair. I don’t know if it’s because of the color of her hair or I’m just bad at it. I also think the professionals are worth it. We’ve never paid for the follow up/second treatment. Do that one ourselves. But I’d rather have the professionals do the first treatment. They can get all the bits the first time through. We even went to a lice lady in Maine while on vacation at my in-laws. Depends on your disposable income but if $150-300 is not a huge deal, I’d go for the professionals.

Same, really hard to see and in my hair was only visible with an led flashlight. Plus our hair is too fine for the nit combs to work.

[Anonymous]

Bump OP here -

We’re doing the hear treatment one. Honestly I just need it to go away and if they can do that in and out with some , the $ is fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Bump OP here -

We’re doing the hear treatment one. Honestly I just need it to go away and if they can do that in and out with some , the $ is fine.

Good luck, they won't get it all. You'll have to go back.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bump OP here -

We’re doing the heat treatment one. Honestly I just need it to go away and if they can do that in and out with some , the $ is fine.

Good luck, they won't get it all. You'll have to go back.

I've used LCA twice, three years apart, in two different states. No issues. And my insurance applied it to the deductible.

[Anonymous]

Get rid then blow dry and flat iron sections. Gone.