Kwellada-P Cream Rinse For Head Lice

• Anyone who has a hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients in this medication and/or chrysanthemums, which is where the medication is derived from. If you do develop any hypersensitivity to the Kwellada-P Cream Rinse, stop use and seek the advice of your physician.



• People who have asthma may have difficulty breathing or experience an asthmatic episode.



• Pregnant women - unless this factor has been discussed with your doctor prior to treatment.



• Nursing mothers - unless you plan to stop breast feeding before using this product.



• You should consult your doctor before Kwellada-P Cream Rinse is used on any child under two years of age.

1. Shampoo the hair with a non-conditioning shampoo.



2. Rinse the shampoo completely and thoroughly dry the hair



3. You may then apply the Kwellada-P Cream Rinse. Saturate the hair and scalp, and be sure to apply to the area behind the ears and the nape of the neck. Let it remain on the hair and skin for 10 minutes.



4. Rinse the scalp and hair well and dry with a clean towel.



5. Use the comb provided to remove the dead lice and nits (lice eggs).

• Check every member of your household for nits and lice. Be sure to treat every case of lice discovered in the household. Do not treat anyone who does not have nits or lice in their hair.



• Notify the child's school and/or day care provider that your child has lice.

1. Allow enough time for thorough combing. Depending on hair length, it could take nearly an hour to complete properly.



2. Place a towel between the hair and shoulders of the person being treated.



3. Separate the hair in to four sections using hair clips to secure them in place in preparation for combing.



4. Start with a 1 inch square area of hair in first section and begin combing the hair from the scalp to the ends of the strands in one complete motion.



5. Dip the comb in hot water and wipe clean with a paper towel after each comb through.



6. If any nits remain on the strands, comb through again.



7. Simply continue combing until all of the sections have been completed.



8. Once completed, wash the clothing the treated person was wearing and the towel and comb used according to the directions below. Also wash your hands thoroughly.

• All personal headgear, scarf's, coats, and bed linen should be disinfected by machine washing in hot water and drying, using the hot cycle of a dryer for at least 20 minutes.



• Personal articles of clothing or bedding that cannot be washed may be dry-cleaned, sealed in a plastic bag for a period of about 2 weeks, or sprayed with a product specifically designed for this purpose.



• Personal combs and brushes may be disinfected by soaking in hot water (above 130F) for 5 to 10 minutes.



• Thorough vacuuming of rooms inhabited by infected patients is recommended.

• Check your child's hair on a weekly basis for nits and lice



• Treat all cases immediately upon discovery of nits or lice



• Do not share clothing, towels, bedding, hats, combs, brushes, etc.



• Be sure to keep individual people's clothing and bedding separate while stored in dressers, closets, etc.



• Shower caps or liners can be used when children are required to share helmets/headgear.

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