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Worried about the cost of lice treatment? Don't be! At LiceDoctors, we offer family-friendly pricing to make professional lice removal accessible to everyone.
Unlike other companies, we charge by the hour to make sure you're only paying for what you need and for the time that we're in your home.
Here's the details on our pricing:
Our prices are significantly lower than many other lice companies that may charge as much as $800 or more for a family of four
FOLLOW-ON TREATMENTS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE
If you would like a follow-up treatment for additional peace of mind, or if you have been re-exposed from school or family members outside of your home outside of the 30-day guarantee we offer discounted rates!
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Simply call or schedule an appointment with LiceDoctors and we will dispatch an expert lice technician to your home. Our Grand Rapids | Lansing lice treatment service uses an all natural treatment and nit removal process that will leave you lice-free.
LiceDoctors is the most experienced and cost-effective lice removal service in the area; we have treated hundreds of thousands of clients over 20 years. LiceDoctors operates under the guidance of a board-certified, on-staff medical professionals and we back our service with a full guarantee! Let's get an expert lice technician to your house today to treat you in absolute privacy.
If you live in Grand Rapids or the surrounding area, LiceDoctors wants to be your go-to whenever you have to deal with head lice. Lice can be more than just a nasty nuisance: most Grand Rapids
schools have a “no nit policy,” meaning that even if you’re treating your child for lice, you may receive the dreaded call to come pick him or her up because another nit was spotted. Get back to regular life quickly to prevent lost school days and lost income.
It’s certainly not your fault; nits (lice eggs) are not even visible to the naked eye for the first several days after they are laid on the hair, and once they do develop, are only slightly bigger than a grain of sand. Lice and nits never wash off the hair. Each and every one needs to be removed, and follow-up is necessary to keep them gone.
Our follow-up process is the easiest in the industry; instead of the bagging, cleaning, laundering, and pesticides you may have heard are necessary, you’ll simply be using healthy natural oils on the hair overnight to protect it.
Best of all, we have a 99.9% success rate with this method, so we can guarantee that the lice will not be back to bug you later.
LiceDoctors treatment is safe for all ages and hair types, and we’ve never had any adverse reactions treating 500,000 clients over the past 2 decades. After all, our process is chemical-free, since all we do is the hard work of physical removal, that has stood the test of the ages. Our board-certified Medical Director and the National Pediculosis (head lice) Association recommend against trying gimmicky new treatment methods or chemical treatments, as they are often either unnecessary, ineffective, or overpriced. The main things needed for successfully and permanently eradicating a case of lice are the right tools, a solid plan, and the extensive experience and patience your careful local technician has to get done what needs to be done.
For treatment, call today at 616-965-2591. A LiceDoctors specialist with a lot of experience will come to your home to treat you with maximum privacy and dignity. Treatments are available from early morning until late night every day of the year.
Some parents in Grand Rapids and Lansing choose to treat head lice on their own nowadays. When there are more lice products on the store shelf than ever, ripe for the picking, sometimes choosing the best product to buy seems like the hardest part. But then after the (stinky, irritating, and potentially hazardous) treatment is applied, parents start browsing info about lice...just to find out too late that the treatment does little to nothing for the lice eggs, also known as nits. Instead, the kit provides you with a flimsy plastic comb that the family is supposed to use on each other to remove the nits. Without the right tools, technique, and know-how, the whole process can be a hassle and worse, end up not actually taking care of the problem. The lice then return after about 2-3 weeks. If you want to save yourself the hassle, or if you’re experiencing the return of the lice problem, give us a call. We are here from 7am to midnight every day, and we can help.
Our lice treatment service is available in Battle Creek, Cascade Township, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Kentwood, Lansing, Lowell, and many more. We service all zip codes in the area including 49503, 49017 and 48864.
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Some people in Grand Rapids and Lansing will have itchy scalps as a result of head lice, while other people with lice may have no symptoms. Since head lice move quickly through hair, they are harder to spot than nits. Use a magnifying glass and bright light and look for translucent eggs that are stuck to the hair very close to the scalp, and/or a rash on the scalp, neck, or behind the ears.Some people in Grand Rapids and Lansing will have itchy scalps as a result of head lice, while other people with lice may have no symptoms. Since head lice move quickly through hair, they are harder to spot than nits. Use a magnifying glass and bright light and look for translucent eggs that are stuck to the hair very close to the scalp, and/or a rash on the scalp, neck, or behind the ears.
Lice transmission is almost exclusively from human head-to-head contact. In theory, your child could catch lice from sharing objects like headphones, hair clips, or hats, but this is far less common. Even less frequently are lice spread on furniture. Human head lice are not transmissible by animals or just being outside of your Grand Rapids or Lansing home.
At LiceDoctors Grand Rapids or Lansing, we say, “It’s the head, not the house.” You don’t need to bag all the toys or vacuum everything in the home. That is way over the top because the lice and nits will die within about 24 hours off the head. Here's the reason why: unlike bed bugs, head lice die shortly after falling out of the head, and they rarely climb off the head. The only time they want to leave the head is to move onto another human head very nearby.
If you see live bugs on something that someone with active lice has recently touched, you can clean the surface with a sticky lint roller, or put the item in sub-freezing temperatures overnight, and that will do it. If a hair with a nit attached falls from the head, the nit won’t hatch. Like most eggs, the nits need to be incubated by the heat of the head to hatch. Even if you do NO laundry or cleaning, our process is still guaranteed to work.
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