Head Lice To Dead Lice by Joan Sawyer, Roberta MacPhee
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Book Reviews of Head Lice To Dead Lice
Book Review: it works, it works, it works, and no dangerous chemicals
Summary: 5 Stars
If you have a lice problem, go out and buy this book. If you don't want to use dangerous chemicals on your kid's heads this is simply the only solution. This book is well written, clear and it is not trying to sell you anything. When you are overwhelmed with panic about an infestation, start reading and laugh again. Thank you for making this book.Book Review: The ONLY way to really get rid of these little nuisances
Summary: 5 Stars
The information is presented in an entertaining while very informative way. Quit fighting the same old over-the-counter routine...get this information so you can eliminate these critters for good, and KNOW with complete confidence that it's going to work Greatly. Then you can share what you know with others who you may find, need it as well :O)Book Review: Nitpicker review
Summary: 5 Stars
I run a professional nit removal and head lice treatment service located in Roslyn, N.Y. We have been treating people with head lice for about 2 years and we use this book as our guideline. It is a wonderful book. The video is great too!Book Review: Great Information, Could be Shorter
Summary: 4 Stars
I know it's already a small book, but there's still tons of fluff. I could really do without the opening story. The olive oil treatment is the way to go. This book is cheap and definitely worth it. It made me realize that lice are really not that big of a deal. A stupid, slow bug that doesn't carry disease. Get the book, just skim the fluff and skip to the important stuff.Book Review: Highlights important things, but also contains some misinformation
Summary: 3 Stars
This book has a lot of good info, and we're following its plan. One thing that's a little concerning is that it contains some misinformation about some of the chemical products it advises against. It states that Malathion (which we were just prescribed to use, for better or worse) is banned in the US by the FDA. This is not true.
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Maybe the FDA has been bought by the head lice industry (wouldn't surprise me), but statements like this should be corrected.