Who know's what will happen in 2013 when the PCTs cease to exist? A national scheme like Scotland would be nice! The Minor Ailments service will probably fall under Urgent Care, the budget for this will be held by the GPs or possibly the Foundation Trusts who are not known for their fondness for community pharmacy! Vosene Kids 3 in 1 conditioning shampoo has the added benefit of natural ingredients Tea Tree Oil and Lemon Eucalyptus that work to help prevent head lice, leaving your child with naturally healthy, head lice-free hair.

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In our Conditioning Defence Spray, we start with our trusted Vosene Kids formula and add a strong boost of citronella oil to give your little ones shiny, tangle free hair that will help keep head lice at bay.I'm in Scotland . Up here you just take the lousy child to,chemist and the give you the stuff...have to be registered with the children's minorn ailments scheme, not sure how it works down in England. Vosene Vosene Kids 3 in 1 conditioning shampoo has the added benefit of natural ingredients Tea Tree Oil and Lemon Eucalyptus that work to help prevent head lice, leaving your child with naturally healthy, head lice-free hair. We have been using the Vosene shampoo since April (when my 2 DC had their first and only bout of nits) and neither of them have had them since - am sure it is a coincidence but makes me feel better Our multi-award winning* defence spray is clinically proven to help keep head lice at bay while conditioning and detangling hair. It contains 100% natural head lice repellent actives, including citronella oil. The scent is purposefully enhanced for strong efficacy. Our shampoos are specially formulated to be suitable for all the family. However, we would only advise it for use on children over the age of six with advice from your GP. We also have a dedicated kids range which is specifically designed for little ones.

Vosene Kids Extra Shine Detangler Spray with Head Lice

Dd4 (asd) had caught nits. I found it in time and it has been treated and cleared , and has not spread to any of the other children. Head lice will be different again - it could fall under public health and we may get services from Public Health England or Local Councils - will there be any money? I'm all for using any shampoo if you feel that it will deter nits , as long as you continue to comb and conditioner. All you lot swearing by the vosene shampoo its much more likely to be the conditioner and the combing through with the nit comb thats keeping the nit comb at bay rather than the actual shampoo.Some products for the treatment of head lice are flammable when on the hair, and can ignite and cause serious harm in the presence of an open flame or other source of ignition, such as when lighting cigarettes. The user of these products should keep away from people who are smoking, and open flames or other sources of ignition, including in the morning after an overnight application, until the hair is washed. Except one nutter who told us that it's ok ,as she washes her ds with voseene shampoo , but she doesn't really care as all kids have nits anyway . Our multi-award winning* children’s range contains natural head lice repellent actives, such as citronella oil and tea tree oil, to help keep head lice at bay. This multi-tasking duo cleans, conditions and detangles your children’s hair while providing extra protection against pesky head lice – all as part of your little one’s daily routine.