A comb for combing lice, nits and eggs is a must-have for any parent who has had head lice. Lice in a child Lice in a child is unfortunately a scourge of kindergartens and schools. It is most common among children between the ages of 3 and 12. This is related to the use of common combs, brushes, clothes pins or headgear by children. In addition, lice can also infect a child by sharing toys or during a resting break, where, unfortunately, mattresses are often placed at short distances from each other. Where do lice come from Lice move very easily and, unfortunately, multiply very quickly. A particular parasite can survive for about a month, making up approx. 10 eggs. Thus, in a situation where a child has head lice in a kindergarten or nursery, this fate will be shared by most of the children who have had contact with the child. How to get rid of head lice The cheapest and most effective method of treating head lice is the mechanical method of eliminating lice and nits. It consists in regular and systematic brushing of lice and nits from wet or damp baby hair using a comb with very dense teeth. This method removes live lice and eggs that have already been laid. Lice comb benefits The small distance between the teeth of the comb ensures thorough combing of not only lice, but also nits and eggs. The rounded tips of the teeth do not injure the scalp and do not cause irritation. The teeth of the comb are made of stainless steel, which makes them resistant to moisture. The ergonomic handle ensures that the comb is held comfortably while using it. Dimensions: height approx. 8 cm width approx. 5.8 cm