Get ready for
back-to-lice.

If you’re a school nurse,
sign up for our back-to-lice
program to keep halls lice-free.

Introducing our back-to-lice program

School nurses play an important role in maintaining a healthy school environment. With helpful tips from Sklice, a clinically proven lice treatment lotion, school nurses can take a proactive stance against lice and create a lice-free zone where students can thrive and learn without worrying about those pesky critters.

Get ahead of the lice letter dread and proactively recommend Sklice – a prescription-strength lice treatment, now available over the counter.

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Sklice kills lice

no matter where you pick ‘em up from

Sign up for Sklice updates and tips to help educate students, families, and staff about lice prevention to keep halls lice-free.

Regular head checks: Perform routine head checks at home to catch lice early on. Look for live lice, nits, and any signs of itching or irritation.

Sharing is not caring: Instruct your children not to share personal items that come into contact with the head, such as hats, combs, brushes, hair accessories, or headphones.

Tie up long hair: If your child has long hair, it's a good idea to keep it tied up or braided. This makes it harder for lice to crawl from one head to another.

Educate your child: Teach your child about lice, how they spread, and the importance of good personal hygiene.

Launder regularly: Regularly wash your child's hats, scarves, and other items that come into contact with their head in hot water.

Notify the school: If your child does get lice, it's important to inform the school so they can take appropriate measures to prevent further spread.

If an infestation does occur, there's no need to panic. Sklice kills lice in 10 minutes with a single treatment–no second treatment required.

Get ready forback-to-lice.

Introducing our back-to-lice program

Sklice kills lice

Get ready for
back-to-lice.