Serving the busy and concerned parents of New Jersey, we provide professional in-home lice screenings and removal services tailored to your family's needs.
Why Choose Us
At Life Without Lice, we prioritize your comfort, discretion, and satisfaction. Our team is dedicated to delivering the highest standard of care, backed by years of experience in lice removal. With our personalized service and attention to detail, you can trust us to provide the relief you need without the worry.
Personalized In-Home Lice Treatment
Guaranteed Results, Natural & Safe
We will personally visit your home to conduct a thorough hair check and commence your treatment immediately. Our guaranteed results are completely effective, natural, and exceptionally safe for you or your children.
Our Services
Caring for your family's well-being is our top priority at Lice Removal to be relief and not have to worry. Our range of comprehensive services is designed to provide effective, safe, and discreet solutions for lice infestations right in the comfort of your own home.
In-Home Lice Screening
Our professional technicians conduct thorough screenings using advanced techniques to detect even the smallest signs of lice infestations. With meticulous attention to detail, we ensure accurate results and peace of mind for you and your family.
In-Home Lice Removal Services
Say goodbye to lice worries with our personalized removal treatments. Utilizing natural and safe methods, we tailor our approach to meet your family's specific needs, providing effective results without the use of harsh chemicals.
Lice Screening for Boot Camps & Schools
We understand the importance of maintaining a lice-free environment in educational settings. Our comprehensive screenings offer reassurance to parents and administrators alike, helping to prevent the spread of lice and minimize disruption to daily routines.
Understanding Lice Infestations
Lice lay their eggs, known as nits, close to the scalp and attach them to individual hairs.
These oval-shaped eggs are typically yellow to white in color and encased in a shell.
Nits may blend in with the color of the hair, making them difficult to detect.
These tiny insects feed on human blood and are most commonly found in children. However, adults can also become infested.
Infections are commonly spread through direct hair-to-hair contact between individuals.
It's important to note that having head lice does not indicate poor personal hygiene or an unclean living environment.
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Head lice are small insects, approximately the size of a sesame seed (2 to 3 mm in length). They sustain themselves by feeding on small amounts of blood from the scalp and can survive for 1 to 2 days without a blood meal.
Their Life Cycle
Eggs, or nits, typically hatch within 6 to 9 days.
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Nymphs resemble adult head lice but are significantly smaller. They reach full adulthood approximately 7 days after hatching.
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Adult lice can reproduce rapidly, laying up to 10 eggs per day. It takes only about 12 to 14 days for newly hatched eggs to develop into fully grown adults.
Lice infestations are most prevalent among preschool and elementary school-aged children. Each year, millions of schools in the United States experience cases of head lice. This issue is not limited to the U.S. and is found worldwide.
How Do
head Lice Spread?
These crawling insects lack the ability to jump, hop, or fly, relying instead on close, prolonged head-to-head contact for transmission. This intimate contact facilitates the transfer of lice from one individual to another, particularly in environments where people gather closely, such as schools, daycare centers, and households.
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Moreover, lice can also spread through the sharing of personal items like hats, hair accessories, combs, and brushes. These items may inadvertently harbor lice or their eggs, leading to infestations in individuals who come into contact with them.
CONTACT
We are 24 hours available for you.
Our services are available in the following counties in northern New Jersey: Middlesex, Monmouth, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, Sussex, Union, and Warren Counties.
