Kensington, MD -- (SBWIRE) -- 11/18/2015 -- Though unable to transmit or cause disease, head lice are pesky bugs that have the potential to disrupt entire schools or households as they are highly contagious, especially among children. This itchy, contagious and embarrassing problem makes children fussy and resistant to treatment at home. Those who wish to get rid of these bugs can now get RID shampoo from Advice on Lice at the most competitive prices. Available in 4 ounce and 8 ounce bottles, people can now purchase this effective shampoo for just $15.99 and $21.99 respectively. This shampoo, when properly applied by our proven directions will effectively kill the Lice completely and help provide complete relief.

Advice on Lice is a leading name in the industry when it comes to providing the ultimate solution for head lice removal in MD. Besides RID shampoo, the other products that the company offers include Licemeister Comb, Lice MD Pesticide Free, and Ulesfia. Apart from this, the company is also known for providing best-in-class head lice treatment in MD at affordable prices. Aiming to educate and assist people affected with this condition, the company offers a sensible method to facilitate the removal of lice and nits. The combination of highly trained nit pickers and the patented NPA Lice Meister combs lead to fast and safe removal of nits and lice.

Talking more about the RID shampoo, one of the representatives of the company stated, "We believe the OTC lice killing shampoos are a reasonably safe and effective treatment option for most people. Those with severe allergies may want to avoid these products as they contain botanicals from the chrysanthemum flower. If one chooses to use this product or any similar lice killing shampoo, we recommend following the directions on our FAQ's page rather than the ones supplied with the product."

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