How to effectively treat head lice the safe, all-natural way without using toxic chemicals

AND ever worrying about getting it again...

A non-toxic formulation of 100% pure essential oils used by thousands of families to effectively treat head lice and keep them from returning

Lice Off^™ has proven itself over the years as an effective all-natural treatment and pediculosis preventative, naturally treating and preventing further head lice infestations without the use of any potentially harmful chemicals or pyrethrum-based pediculicides.

After treating your family with Lice Off^™, head lice are no longer a consideration in your life. No more hours and hours of nitpicking, spraying toxic chemicals around the house, bagging up all the kids' toys for two weeks and sterilizing everything in the dryer. And all for only $9.95 a month or even less for a family of four with our Manufacturer's Direct-to-You Internet Specials, so clearly Lice Off^™ is the most cost-effective solution available today.

Why Lice Off^™?

Lice Off^™ is an all-natural, non-toxic head lice treatment, an effective alternative to the many potentially harmful pesticides and pediculicides on the market. Rainforest Essentials has sold more than 28,000 bottles of Lice Off^™ over the years with virtually zero complaints and less than ten requests for a refund.

Head Lice
Emergency Kit

Tired of dealing with head lice? Our Head Lice Emergency Kit will provide you with the tools you need to rid your life of these little pests and keep them from coming back.

Myths & Facts About Head Lice

MYTH: Head lice infestation (pediculosis) is most likely to occur among people with poor hygiene.

FACT: People who have long, unkempt hair and dirty scalps are no more vulnerable to pediculosis than anyone else. Head lice (Pediculus humanus capitis) don't discriminate on the basis of hygiene or socioeconomic status; they happily infest anyone with enough hair and blood to support them. In fact, they prefer a clean environment to a dirty one.

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Head Lice Treatments Can Be Hazardous to Your Child's Health

Human head lice (pediculus human capitis) are prolific, and the females will lay between 50 to 300 eggs, or nits within their life cycle. The females start laying eggs in just one day's time, with those eggs hatching in eight or nine days later. Lice nits or eggs are tiny yellow ovals firmly attached to the hair shaft. The adult lice can vary slightly in color, but are usually light brown.

In the past few years, head lice have become a national year-round problem. Time Magazine reports in its January 1998 issue, "that lice infestation in America has risen to the epidemic level of 10 to 12 million a year." Head lice show no discrimination; they are found in clean or dirty environments, all ethnic households, different climates, in all ages and from east to west and north to south.