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​Trusted by over twenty thousand clients in the New York City metropolitan area, become lice-free in one session! Our professionals provide quick and pain-free treatment by utilizing The Larger Than Lice Technique of Cutting-Edge Lice and Nit Removal® as well as our natural, safe, and non-toxic line of products.​
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One Visit Lice Free Guarantee
We guarantee that with one visit with our meticulous professionals and natural, and non-toxic products - you and your family will be lice-free! Read more about the policy here.
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We work 24/7 so that no matter when lice occurs, you can receive relief and rest easy.
We come to you!
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Our professionals service all five boroughs of New York - including Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Staten Island - as well as Nassau County, Suffolk County, Westchester County, and parts of New Jersey and Connecticut.
This means, that no matter where you live, you can trust our professionals to give you a Larger Than Lice experience, giving you the relief and peace of mind that comes from knowing you and your family are lice-free.
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We, at Larger Than Lice®, specialize in natural, non-toxic products for all of your treatment and prevention needs. From shampoos, to combs, to protective sprays, we have you covered and lice-free.
Head Lice: What Parents Need To Know
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Head lice are a common problem that usually affects school-aged children and their families. They can attach to the hair of anyone's head. It doesn't matter if the hair is clean or dirty. Head lice are also found worldwide in all different places, such as in homes or schools or the country or city. And it doesn't matter how clean, dirty, rich, or poor the place or person is.
Though head lice may be a nuisance, they don't cause serious illness or carry any diseases. Head lice can be treated at home, but it's important to check with the doctor first.
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Here is information from the American Academy of Pediatrics to help parents and caregivers check for, treat, and prevent the spread of head lice.
