The Facts of Lice
Lice are tiny little wingless parasites that crawl very quickly. They are only about 2mm-4mm in size. Lice are not able to fly, hop or jump from person to person.
Lice are blood-sucking parasites. They need a human host to survive. Once off of their human host, they will only survive for 24-48 hours. Lice do not live on your furniture, your bedding or clothing for extended periods of time, but they can survive there for a day or two.
People get lice from close human contact and from sharing personal items with an infected person.
Nits are not contagious. Nits can only be laid by lice.
Head Lice do not survive on the family dog or cat.
Lice bites may cause itching and inflammation and can become infected if not treated.
You must treat lice. They will not just "go away" one day like a cold or flu.
Drugstore brand lice treatments do not work in the fight against lice. Not only are they full of pesticides which you are putting on your head, but the lice have become immune to these toxic treatments.
The average person/s with a case of lice misses more than 4 days of work and/or school because of improper treatment
You must take certain steps to eradicate lice from your life. Lice Knowing YouTM, Inc. can help you in your mission.