An electric comb that pulls lice and nits into a filter while you comb.
An electric comb that pulls lice and nits into a replaceable filter as you comb — no shampoo, no smell, nothing left on the scalp.
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One comb works for a whole household. Lice spread through shared combs and brushes, though, so many families give each child their own — and it lets two adults comb two kids on the same evening. How many kids need combing?
2 combs · $41.49 each · free U.S. shipping
Add to CartOn the couch, at the kitchen table, in the bathroom — and on the dog, with a comb of its own.
The tightly spaced teeth pass between the hairs near the scalp, where lice and nits sit, and the suction pulls in what the teeth separate — so it doesn't stay on the comb or drop back into the hair.
As with any lice comb, one session rarely catches everything, and nits that are missed can hatch a few days later. Comb again every few days for about two weeks, until the filter comes out clean.
With a regular nit comb you wipe the teeth after every pass, and some of what you caught ends up back in the hair or in the sink. Here it goes into a closed filter. Open the chamber, take out the used filter, put in a fresh one.
The chamber shows what each session collected. That's how you know whether to comb again in a few days — and when the filter has started coming out clean.
Gentle enough for kids, made for adults too, and it can be used to groom dogs and cats. Keep a separate comb for the pet — don't share one between the dog and the kids.
Lice shampoos can leave a smell, can irritate a sensitive scalp, and ask you to wait with the product on. This comb uses suction only — nothing is put on the scalp at all.
With a regular comb you wipe the teeth after every pass, and some of it ends up back in the hair or in the sink. Here the suction pulls it straight into a closed filter.
Lice clinics do a thorough job, but it's an appointment, a bill per head, and if it comes back next month you're booking all over again. A comb at home is yours for every outbreak after this one.
It removes the lice and nits the teeth separate from the hair, and the chamber shows you what that is. No comb catches everything in one go — nits that are missed hatch within days — so plan on repeat sessions every few days for about two weeks.
Treatment shampoo, a metal nit comb, a clinic visit. Here's where each one costs you something.
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| Nothing put on the scalp | ✓ | ✗Treatments are coated on and left to sit |
| No smell on the pillow | ✓ | ✗The shampoo scent lingers |
| What you catch stays in a filter | ✓ | ✗Wipe the comb, rinse the sink |
| Shows you what it collected | ✓ | ✗Hard to tell what you got |
| Ready for the next outbreak | ✓ | ✗Another bottle every time |
| No appointment needed | ✓ | ✗Clinics bill per head, per visit |
One honest note: if the scalp is broken, irritated or infected, or lice keep coming back after careful combing, check in with your pediatrician. We'd rather say so than sell a comb as the answer to everything.
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Comb tonight. If it isn't for you, you have sixty days and one email between you and a full refund.
Get the combUse it through a full round of combing — up to sixty days. If you're not glad you have it, send one email and we'll refund you in full. No restocking fee and no explanation required — just keep the box, and send it back in it.
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