The V-Comb A1 Rechargeable Head Lice Comb

V-Comb A1 – The Mess Free, Chemical Free Reusable Electronic Headlice Comb with Rechargeable Battery and 4 Filters

The V Comb A1 is the headlice treatment of the future. It is the no fuss, no mess way to stop a nit infestation and most importantly, your little ones won’t dread the treatment and avoid you at all costs!

Combing has always been recommended as the most effective way to treat headlice, but of course, you need to ensure the comb you are using is an approved detection comb. V Comb A1 is CE marked as an effective medical device. The rounded tips will not harm or scratch the scalp whilst the very fine gaps between the teeth of the comb ensure lice and eggs cannot evade detection.

Brand New Design for Ease of Use and Effective Nit and Headlice Removal

One of our most popular headlice treatments just got even better. The V Comb A1 has been upgraded to include a rechargeable battery which means you can use it anywhere in the house and sit comfortably whilst carrying out the treatment. The device can be used for years to come; through nursery, pre-school, primary and into high school which means you don’t have to buy a new treatment every time the dreaded nits are brought home.

The V Comb A1 comes complete with 4 filters and a handy, sturdy storage case.

Effective Treatment Containing Zero Useless Pesticides!

Like most living organisms, lice are capable of building up a resistance to things that threaten their existence. As reported in the Guardian, experts have known about pesticide-resistant lice since 1995, but chemical pesticide treatments are still available, and even recommended by doctors! Here at StressNoMore, we won’t sell you something that is proven to be ineffective at killing lice. We only source non-chemical treatments that are proven to kill lice either using clever electro current technology or by smothering the lice so they cannot breathe or feed. Smothering them also makes them move very sluggishly, so you can easily spot them when combing through the hair. When choosing a lice treatment, you should ensure it doesn’t contain a chemical called Permethrin – this is the pesticide nits have become resistant to. It is unlikely to do much good and is extremely toxic to cats and fish, making it a terrible choice for our already-struggling marine life when it is showered off.