CHEMICAL-FREE HEAD LICE TREATMENT DEVICE
Why Choose V-Comb?
ELIMINATES HEAD LICE & EGGS
Combing is still the recommended and most effective way of treating infestations. The V-Comb® takes this a step further by using suction power to extract both head lice and eggs into disposable capture filters.
ALLERGEN- & CHEMICAL-FREE
DETECTS & PREVENTS INFESTATIONS
HYGIENIC & MESS-FREE
The V-Comb® comes with a capture filter which traps extracted head lice and eggs during and after treatment. Each filter comes with a lid to prevent re-infestations in and around the home.
AS EASY AS COMBING
HIGH QUALITY DESIGN
HOW IT WORKS
Proven to eliminate both head lice and eggs
The Licetec V-Comb is a revolutionary device that incorporates both a combing and vacuum function to effectively eliminate traces of head lice and eggs from all hair types without creating a mess.
Simply attach a new capture filter unto the V-Comb combing head, ensuring that it is securely fastened.
Reattach the combing head unto the main body by aligning the guiding arrows and twist to lock into place.
After treatment is complete, simply detach Capture Filter from the V-Comb and secure the lid to seal off trapped head lice and eggs before discarding.
There’s no more guessing if your head lice treatment has worked because it’s all in the filter!
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THE FACTS ARE, LICE ARE NOT SO NICE
Feast your eyes on these statistics
primary school-aged children in Australia afflicted with head lice
kids infested with head lice each year in the US
number of eggs a single louse can lay in its lifespan
percentage of head lice genetically resistant to common anti-lice chemicals
SHOP ONLINE
Where to buy
Browse and buy from the Licetec range online, or purchase locally from leading pharmacies in Australia.
HOW TRADITIONAL TREATMENTS STACK UP AGAINST V-COMB
Check out our informative product analysis chart below to see the reality behind the treatment
Treatment
Claims
What the treatment really does
Chemical Based Creams/Lotions/Shampoos
Kills head lice and eggs
Product usually needs to be left in hair for an extended period
Growing reports that head lice have developed a growing resistance against chemicals commonly found in these treatments
Some chemicals that are commonly found in these treatments (e.g. Lindane, Malathion) have been linked to illnesses such as childhood leukemia
Chemicals may contain an unpleasant smell that could be undesirable for both child and parent
Eggs may remain untreated as some chemical treatments are unable to penetrate through the shell
Reapplication is often required after a two week period
Mechanical removal of lice and eggs is often required after treatment- could lead to redistribution of lice and eggs or being left behind in the hair
Naturally Formulated Creams/Lotions Shampoos
Kills head lice and eggs
Product usually needs to be left in hair for an extended period
Little to no clinical trials have proven their efficacy
Eggs can remain untreated as the shell is often difficult to penetrate
Reapplication is often required after a two week period
Mechanical removal of lice and eggs is often required after treatment- could lead to redistribution of lice and eggs or being left behind in the hair
Traditional Home Remedies
Suffocate or immobilize head lice
Product usually needs to be left in hair for an extended period
Little to no clinical trials have proven their efficacy
Mechanical removal of lice and eggs is often required after treatment- could lead to redistribution of lice and eggs or being left behind in the hair
Some treatments may be dangerous, unfounded and difficult to remove from hair (e.g. kerosene, mayonnaise, vinegar)
Head Lice Sprays
Prevent head lice infestations
Little to no clinical trials have proven their efficacy
Does not treat head lice infestations
Head lice might be resistant to some of the chemicals found in the spray
Mechanical Combs
Remove head lice and eggs from hair
Can be a time consuming process
Combs only remove mono-directionally- head lice and eggs found on the underside of the hair may get left behind
Removed lice and eggs often remain on the teeth of comb which often leads to redistribution rather than removal
Electronic Combs
Release an electronic pulse to electrocute the head lice
Can be a time consuming process
Only kills lice upon contact, does not kill eggs
Electronic pulse can be discharged onto patient’s skin especially if moist, leading to discomfort experienced during treatment
Mechanical removal of lice and eggs is often required after treatment- could lead to redistribution of lice and eggs or being left behind in the hair
V-COMB FAQS
Here are the most frequently asked questions by our customers.
Yes, but ensure the head of the V-Comb® is cleaned thoroughly with hot water (not boiling water) after each use.
Capture filters are designed for single use only. Replacement capture filter are available in pack of 8.
The V-Comb should only be used on dry hair as wet hair will damage the unit.
Start combing at the base of the neck. Run the teeth (metal comb) along the scalp and pull comb along the length of the hair. Repeat 2-3 times for each section and on all areas of the hair and scalp
Break the head lice cycle with the V-Comb®
Download the V-Comb® 4-step treatment guide
Head Lice Fact Sheet
CONTACT US
CONTACT NUMBERS
T: +61 8 9350 5688
F: +61 8 9350 5988
Toll Free: 1800 353 014
Address 
PO Box 36
53 Banksia Road
Welshpool
Western Australia 6986
Protected by CN Patent No. ZL 2014 9 0001172.
International Patents Pending. V-Comb is a registered trademark.
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