Kensington, MD -- (SBWIRE) -- 10/22/2015 -- Head lice infestations are becoming a common problem among children in playschools. Lice are not dangerous, but they are a nuisance that are quite difficult to be treated effectively. To stop this itchy problem from recurring and transmitting, Advice on Lice is now providing Ulesfia to its customers to get rid of this blood sucking parasite once and for all. Being a non-pesticide composition, this benzyl alcohol lotion is safe for use by both children and adults. The company's experts believe that the recommended amount is excessive so they advise their customers to use the treatment twice at a lower dose, saving the remaining product from the first application for the second treatment.

Advice on Lice, Inc. is a well-reputed name in the industry when it comes to providing the best solution for head lice removal in DC. The wide range of products that the company provides include Licemeister Comb, RID Shampoo, Lice MD Pesticide Free, and Ulesfia. In addition to this, the company is also recognized for offering various lice treatment services which may include the application of Rid Lice killing shampoo or Lice MD non-pesticidal treatment product followed by manually removing the parasites and nits. The company is known for providing both in office appointments as well as house calls.

Talking more about the Ulesfia, one of the representatives of the company stated, "A new product, Ulesfia, contains benzyl alcohol and is available only by prescription. It is the newest option for head lice treatment, and we are very pleased with the results our clients have experienced so far. It is a non-pesticide, and the manufacturer indicates that it may be used on small children. They advise pregnant and nursing mothers to consult their doctors before using it."

About Advice on Lice
Advice on Lice, Inc. was officially established in November 2007, but the work of the company began at least ten years before. Started as a personal mission for Karen Franco who volunteered in programs attended by children to help screen for head lice in order to prevent outbreaks, Advice on Lice is where visitors receive comprehensive information on the condition. Through the years, Advice on Lice has acquired a great deal of knowledge on the subject and how best to treat it to accomplish eradication.

For more information, please visit: http://www.adviceonlicemd.com/

Contact Details:
10400 Connecticut Avenue, Suite 507
Kensington, MD 20895-3910
Office: 240-242-4267