Prioderm Lotion

Most kids in their younger years will get nits at some point - probably due to younger children liking more contact with each other, and putting their heads together to whisper secrets constantly . When I was young, we'd have a nit-nurse at school, who every couple of months would check all the kids hair, and send home with a bottle of shampoo any kids who showed signs of having nits . Sadly, most schools no longer do this, leaving it up to the parents to check their child for lice . While I do this regularly, sadly to say some other parents don't , and my daughter has picked them up a fair few times. Luckily, with being on a low income, I can get ...  Read the complete review

I thought my days of dealing with the dreaded head lice were over when my daughter moved up to high school but a week ago after spending some time with some younger friends she started scratching again. My heart sunk as I checked her hair with the nit comb and found that the beasties had made a home in her hair again. I know that wet combing is generally the best method of dealing with nits but to be honest I didn't want the hassle of spending hours with the comb with her moaning at me so I took a trip to the chemist. The pharmacist asked me what I had tried before (lyclear, a waste of time which he agreed) and he suggested I try prioderm lotion ...  Read the complete review

When my daughter brought some uninvited guests home from school with her last year I was horrified. Although I knew there was a headlice epidemic I still couldn’t believe it had happened to my little girl. Our first port of call was the local chemist, who sold us some “Lyclear” shampoo. We had to shampoo it into her hair (didn’t smell unpleasant), leave it for 20 minutes, then wash it out. This product was supposed to kill the lice and their eggs in one foul swoop so I assumed it had done the trick. You can imagine my horror when a week later I realised she still had the little blighters! I spoke to my sister in law (a ...  Read the complete review