LICE TIPS

When are lice season? We receive this question often as it is a long-held belief that lice are dormant during the winter months. This, however, is untrue.

Lice shampoos have lost their effectiveness over time, and families are looking for answers and other solutions like lice treatment products from LiceDoctors. 

There are a few things you can do to lessen your chances of contracting lice. Peppermint oil for lice prevention can be very effective. Let's read our new post!

Today you can stop searching for how to treat a house for lice or how to get rid of lice in your house. LiceDoctors explain how to do it in this article!

If you’re looking for info about head lice, you’ve come to the right place. Read our answers to all of your important questions regarding head lice infestation!

Hair extensions are an extremely common practice among women today and a booming business within the beauty industry. But what to do if you have lice in your hair extensions?

Dyed hair will not prevent you from head lice and hair dye may kill only some bugs. Why use a potentially harmful lice treatment when there are alternatives?

Can body lice spread disease? Yes, body lice spread disease, so if lice are suspected, it is important to get a proper diagnosis to know the risks. However, there are some very obvious differences that should make it clear before you ever see a doctor whether it’s likely to be body lice or head lice.

Due to the rise of chemical-resistant strains of lice in the United States, parents will often start with over-the-counter lice treatments, then find them to be ineffective. After a few failed treatments and home remedies, parents start to get creative (read: desperate) and try all kinds of things of questionable value and safety in an attempt to just kill the darned lice already. One such option is bleach (as in all kinds of bleach). Sound familiar? Sound tempting? We will explore below the answer to the question: “Does bleach kill head lice?”

Believe it or not, head lice and blood type may go together; blood type is a biological factor that can determine whether or how often a person may get head lice. Considering this, what blood type do lice prefer?