How to promote ISpy NitKits to your Whanau
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What are head lice?
Head lice are a common problem that affects both children and adults worldwide. These tiny insects, known scientifically as Pediculus humanus capitis, infest the scalp and hair. Despite their size,...
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How to sell ISpy NitKits on Kindo
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Why we need the MoH and the MoE to play nicely together if we’re going to eradicate nits from our classrooms.
Health and education are tied inextricably and our tamariki are underperforming in school because we haven’t yet created the right environment for them to succeed due to our siloed approach...
How do I stop nits coming back?
Nit eradication is almost never permanent. They come back - not because the treatment wasn’t successful and we got a re-infection through a failure to get rid of the eggs,...
Why vigilance is the key to staying on top of nits
Nowadays it’s about vigilance - if a kid scratches, or I see a piece of sand or dandruff I jump. If there’s a few eggs you’ve got a great chance...
Why nit combs don’t work and what to use instead
If you’ve been following our series on nit eradication you’ll know it’s a two-step process. First you’ve got to kill the live lice with some kind of lotion or formula,...
What’s the best nit treatment?
Not all nit treatments are equal. In this blog we explore the active ingredients in different products and explain why some work better than others.
How to stop kids catching nits
Nits, those tiny and persistent parasites that love to take residence in children's hair, can be a common cause of concern for parents. However, with a few proactive measures, you...
What are nits?
Nits are eggs laid by female head lice. They are typically found firmly attached to the hair shaft, close to the scalp. Their adhesive properties make them difficult to remove,...
Can you have nits and not know it?
Did you know that not everyone experiences that telltale itching sensation? In fact, over 50% of people with lice are asymptomatic, meaning they don't itch at all.
Should I clean the bedding after a nit treatment?
Nit infestations can be a frustrating experience, but understanding the facts about their transmission and the best ways to control them can make a significant difference.
Why lice don't drown underwater
Nits are tiny parasitic insects that infest the human scalp, causing discomfort, itchiness, and frustration. When it comes to treatment, various methods are employed, including the use of medicated shampoos,...
How to tell the difference between nits and dandruff
When it comes to an itchy scalp, there are a few common culprits that often come to mind, such as nits and dandruff. These unwelcome visitors can cause discomfort and...