KP24's Dual Action Lice Comb design eliminates the hard work involved in removing head lice and their eggs. KP24's Dual Action Lice Comb detangles knots with the wider tooth end to ensure that the fine metal tooth comb end can glide through the hair, without snagging or pulling. The rounded edges on the metal comb teeth make them effective yet gentle on the scalp.
It is important to remove the nits that are found closest to the scalp, as these are the youngest of the nits. If these nits are not killed or removed, they will grow with the hair shaft and will hatch in 7-10 days, causing on-going infestation.
It is important to remove the nits that are found closest to the scalp, as these are the youngest of the nits. If these nits are not killed or removed, they will grow with the hair shaft and will hatch in 7-10 days, causing on-going infestation.
KP24's Dual Action Lice Comb design eliminates the hard work involved in removing head lice and their eggs. KP24's Dual Action Lice Comb detangles knots with the wider tooth end to ensure that the fine metal tooth comb end can glide through the hair, without snagging or pulling. The rounded edges on the metal comb teeth make them effective yet gentle on the scalp.
It is important to remove the nits that are found closest to the scalp, as these are the youngest of the nits. If these nits are not killed or removed, they will grow with the hair shaft and will hatch in 7-10 days, causing on-going infestation.
It is important to remove the nits that are found closest to the scalp, as these are the youngest of the nits. If these nits are not killed or removed, they will grow with the hair shaft and will hatch in 7-10 days, causing on-going infestation.
How to use KP24
Common situations where head lice can be spread?
Children with head lice can pass on head lice to family members, so they should be treated too.
How to limit the spread of head lice?
Limit hair to hair contact amongst family and friends. When treating head lice, tie hair back to help prevent the spread of head lice.
Why should children with head lice be kept at home?
Children with head lice should be kept at home from school and treated as soon as possible to help limit the spread among other children and families.