The electronic combing tool that can prevent lice forever!
The 21st Century Head Lice Treatment!
MagiComb is a head lice treatment that uses 21st century technology to provide outstanding results. No other head lice treatment offers the capability of preventing lice and eliminating them.
Other head lice remedies such as olive oil, mayonnaise, shampoos, coverings, etc. work to a certain degree. But MagiComb is the best mechanical head lice treatment tool that you can buy.
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MagiComb - The 21st Century Electronic Head Lice Treatment
MagiComb is a revolutionary, internationally patented combing tool made of durable, high-impact plastic. MagiComb has two sets of side by side vibrating teeth that glide gently through all types of hair. By vibrating in opposite directions, the vibro-teeth pull even the smallest lice and nits off the hair and scalp and will not pierce the skin or pull the hair. It will get rid of lice and nits quickly, easily, safely and permanently. MagiComb's teeth easily pull out of the device for quick cleaning and re-use.
The quiet micro-motor inside the MagiComb will not burn out even when combing the thickest hair. MagiComb operates on two standard C type batteries. Owning a MagiComb is like have an insurance policy against infestation. It’s truly a Hi Tech head lice treatment.
MagiComb Can Help Prevent Head Lice Infestations.
This incredible head lice treatment technology can actually prevent infestations! By using MagiComb once a week, nits and lice can be removed before the infestation becomes evident. Extra sets of teeth are available for treating several children at a time. Simply soak one set of teeth in hot soapy water or alcohol while using the second set. Be sure the teeth are dry before reusing.
Remove purple knob at back of comb and insert 2 C batteries.
Turn the comb on and let the child hold it for a minute to get used to the sound and feel.
Drape a towel or cape over the shoulders of the child or have them sit or lean over a dry sink.
Immediately after bathing is the ideal time to use MagiComb. If unable to use after a bath, try a spray bottle with water to lightly dampen the hair, or continue with dry hair.
Thoroughly brush hair with personal hairbrush to remove tangles.
Section the hair into 1 to 2 inch sections and begin combing.
Start at the scalp and work toward the ends of the hair on children with fine and straight hair.
In cases of very curly or thick hair, it is sometimes helpful to start combing at the bottom of the hair and work up to the scalp to ensure comfortable, effective detangling and nit removal.
Continue to comb through all the hair in 2" sections.
Clean away any nits or other debris caught in the teeth by using a small brush or rinsing teeth with warm soapy water. MagiComb should not be immersed or used under running water.
Removing and cleaning the teeth:
Grasp the teeth and give a firm pull. The teeth should come out easily. Soak the teeth in hot soapy water or alcohol. Inspect carefully for attached lice or nits. Be sure the teeth are dry before reusing as a head lice treatment.
MagiComb VS Other Combs
Is one mechanical head lice treatment better than the others? Absolutely! MagiComb has distinct advantages over other electronic combs. Some combs work by electrocuting lice; each time such a comb contacts a louse (or even a piece of lint) it stops operating and must be cleaned. Children become impatient with those kinds of head lice treatment. Other combs with vibrating teeth have plastic teeth which can bend or break. Ergonomically, MagiComb is far superior. Its wand like shape is designed for the human hand. It has closely spaced nickel silver teeth, is quieter to operate and will go through the thickest, curliest hair with ease as compared to the others. Because you can complete a head lice treatment treatment in fifteen or twenty minutes, a child will be able to sit still, cooperate and relax. Children say that they enjoy the experience and that the comb feels like a gentle scalp massage.
Head Lice Treatment Information and Solution Center
Head lice are bloodsucking, wingless insects. Pediculosis, the infestation of man by lice, has been documented for thousands of years. Lice are very host specific; human lice cannot be transmitted to or from pets or other animals. A head lice treatment that works on these lice will not always work on other types. Like all insects, head lice have six legs. Lice cannot fly or jump; they move only by crawling. Head lice lay their eggs on hair shafts, usually within a quarter-inch of the scalp. These tiny white eggs, known as nits, hatch before the hair grows more than half an inch. Any nits farther than half an inch from the scalp are in all likelihood shells of eggs that have already hatched. They generally hatch within a week of being laid, but it may take up to a month after contact before any symptoms of itching begin. Now it’s time to choose the best head lice treatment.
How do you get head lice?
Direct head-to-head touching spreads lice.
What are the symptoms of head lice?
Persistent itching or scratching at the back of the head or around the ears, along with scratch marks that may look like a rash is one of the first signs of head lice. A tickling feeling of something moving in the hair and sores on the scalp, usually caused by scratching.
How do I keep our family free of lice at home?
Treat with the MagiComb. After the lice are gone from family members, do the following to prevent re-infestation. Machine-wash all bedding, clothing, (including the clothing they are wearing), and towels. Then dry in hot dryer for at least 20 minutes. Put all stuffed animals, pillows, dolls, hats, comforters and any other non-washable personal items in a plastic garbage bag and seal for 14 days. After 14 days, open the bag outdoors and shake items vigorously. Soak all brushes, combs and hair accessories in rubbing alcohol or scrub in hot soapy water. Vacuum, Vacuum, Vacuum! Be sure to thoroughly vacuum all carpets and furniture, then carefully remove the vacuum cleaner bag and throw it out immediately. This will help you avoid another round of head lice treatment.
Why are head lice are so prolific?
-Studies from Harvard and the University of Massachusetts show how and why lice have developed a resistance to commonly used head lice treatment products such as Nix and Rid.
-Health Professionals and parents lack easy to understand educational materials regarding head lice treatment and prevention.
The issues schools and parents face as a result of poor head lice treatment include: -Students miss school and fall behind their classmates.
-Students are embarrassed, and parents blame the schools for failing head lice treatment or to control lice infestations.
-Parents resort to dangerous and ineffective home treatment head lice treatments (mayonnaise to kerosene).
-Loss of state funding to school for each absent day.
-Loss of income for many parents when they stay home to care for child.
