Customer Reviews

Lice plastic comb for hair lice treatments, #67323 - 1 ea

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This item does not do the Job, within a few uses the teeth of this comb began to tear away.

Teeth fall out as soon as you use it. Plus the ends of teeth are sharp like the end of a safety pin.
Company must make a nice profit off the customers who don't return it.

This comb was completely ineffective for removing nits and eggs. It did pull out adult lice, but that's the easy part. I am going to go buy one of the metal combs with longer teeth to try to get these things taken care of!!!

I have not used this for lice, but find it very effective to use on infants to get rid of dry skin from cradle cap. The small teeth are gentle enough for the baby. I used it for my first, and am ordering another for my second child.

Well OK, it is cheap in the way of being inexpensive, so you aren't being ripped off for much. But this is an awful product. It would be expensive if it cost a nickle. I'm sure the goal of the manufacturer was to make this thing absolutely as cheap as they could, with quality the last consideration. It is wafer thin, with no heft, and made out of hard plastic.

Start an IV and have a blood tranfusion handy before you use this, since the teeth of this comb are like needles and will painfully scrape your scalp; you could lose a lot of blood. I finally used some fine sandpaper to round off the sharp points of the teeth, and that helped a lot.

Just putting the comb in your pocket will bend the teeth so the comb becomes progressively less effective. I'm telling you, this thing is a cheap piece of trash. You don't want this.

This is the comb you would have bought if you were living in Moscow in the '70's, a comb designed and built by Central Planning. With no competition there was no need to be concerned about quality. Kind of like the Trabant. Hey, who knows, maybe someone found a million of these combs in some Soviet warehouse, bought them for a penny each, and put them on the market.

The teeth are too sharp and thin.And they break even at the slightest contact with hair.It is not at all sturdy or handy.

Though it serves the purpose, its only for a few days.. later the bristles starts to break one by one.. by the end of the week.. you are left with few only.. guess its just worth the money...