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Rhode Island Lice Removal ProfessionalsThe chart on this page contains a comprehensive list of Rhode Island lice removal services. Some head lice businesses operate out of treatment centers. They are very similar to hair salons. Kids (or adults) being treated for lice can sit and watch videos while the pros comb lice and nits from their hair. If a city is listed under the chart's middle column, "Salon Location", then that business operates a treatment center. Other companies travel directly to private homes, bringing along their own supplies and equipment, in order to treat and remove head lice. The approximate geographical areas covered by these businesses are listed in the far-right column of the chart. Contact the business directly for more information on the exact service areas. Please contact these businesses directly for further information.
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| Bernadette's Lice Removal Center | Rumford | Rhode Island & SE Massachusetts | | LiceAid | none | most areas of Rhode Island | | The Lice Company | none | Rhode Island | | Lice Treatment Center | none | Rhode Island |
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WHAT TO DORead "How To Treat" and "Removing Nits" before combing, to get it right the first time. But here's a jump-start:
Either hire professionals, or get the stuff the pros use:I had mine shipped overnight. But nowadays you can probably find the Terminator comb at your local drugstore.
And if you're in a major city, you might be able to find enzyme shampoo as well. Check the "What To Do" page for info on where to find enzyme shampoo in retail stores.
Don't worry! Getting rid of lice is not hard, just painstaking. Do it right the first time.
Once you've ordered your stuff (or sent your husband out to buy it :-)), start by reading this page on how to treat head lice.
Before you start combing, read how to remove nits, completely.
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