One & Done Ivermectin Lice Treatment, Prescription Strength, No Combing | Just one application, no combing; Kills super lice & eggs in 10 Minutes, Prescription-strength; Pediatrician recommended

This product save my kids, i’ve been struggling to get rid of the lice and i tried OTC product but none of them works until i found this one. I only use 1 and all the lice, eggs gone. So effective and no skin irritation. Money worth it.. so i highly recomend this one..

Unfortunately, my daughter has had lice a few times this school year, and we've tried several different treatments. RID One & Done is the only product that consistently got the job done. It was easy to use, and we didn't have to spend hours combing through her hair afterward. I know it's more expensive than some of the other options, but in our experience, the cheaper products didn't work and ended up costing more in the long run because we had to keep buying different treatments. If you're dealing with lice, I recommend saving yourself the frustration and going with this product from the start. It worked for us when nothing else did.

LOVE THIS STUFF!!! We went full nuclear with the Rid Super Max on my daughter first. It “helped” in the same way a half-hearted swat helps a mosquito — yeah, some died, but the survivors were still doing the backstroke through her hair like it was a lice water park. Meanwhile, her head looked like she’d lost a fight with a deep fryer and her hairline was throwing a full-on angry red protest. Then I tried this and it was like the difference between a 90s horror movie and a spa day. Super easy to apply (no wrestling a greased-up toddler), didn’t irritate her skin at all, and washed out like a dream. Hit it with the hair dryer and boom — hair felt normal, not like I’d just styled it with leftover pizza grease. I still did the obsessive fine-tooth comb check because I’m a paranoid mom and, sure enough, every little critter that came out was deader than my hopes of never dealing with this again. 10/10 would recommend. Actually, 10/10 would buy in bulk and keep on standby like emergency chocolate. Here’s hoping this is the last round… but if not, at least now I have a treatment that doesn’t make me feel like I’m waterboarding my child with vegetable oil. Would buy again (but please, universe, don’t make me).

Looking back It did work! Five stars It hasn't worked yet. I think it has helped some, but I just bought a different product to use to finish the job, I hope. It's been a week and the Lice are NOT gone. BTW, I did remove all bedding and washed and dried using very high heat. I will now use the additional treatment I bought at the store. I think If I had bought two or more of these Once and Done treatments it would have worked as I did see improvement after two or three days.

Works but don't buy extra-they can't be returned. I bought a backup for my daughter which ended up not having lice but there was a breakout at her school used one, didn't need the other completely unopened but told no returns. Not cheap so stuck with that loss

One & Done foreal! Smell is very faint & did not bother sensitive scalp. Hair was left moisturized and lice free!

This product may help with regular lice, but be aware that “super lice” — which are resistant to basic insecticides — can survive it. The instructions say to discard the tube even if you have product left after the first application. Based on my experience and research, I strongly recommend you don’t. You’ll likely need more than one treatment. Even if most lice are killed, it only takes a single survivor to continue laying eggs. Assume this product is partially effective rather than a guaranteed solution. Think of it as possibly killing around some of the active lice and some portion of the eggs — not clearing everything. After digging into the science, lice biology, and endless rumors, home remedies, and anecdotes, the most effective method I’ve found is simple: use a lice comb in the shower. Comb methodically, in multiple directions, and repeat consistently. In my case, this product worked only as a supplement, especially for super lice. I’d estimate it might kill 20% of the weaker lice and a fraction of the eggs. But if you use it every 2–3 days along with thorough combing each shower, you may see real progress over time. That combination is what ultimately worked for me. I’ve tried Nix and plenty of other solutions, spending time and money on just about everything. You may experiment however you want, but if you’re dealing with super lice, don’t rely on treatments alone. Daily, multi-directional combing in the shower is the most reliable approach I’ve found that works for everyone, including my kids. If you've ever wondered why those folks in the YouTube videos about lice treatment centers and why workers don't wear head coverings while treating people with lice; is most likely because they go home and shower with a lice comb. They are just gatekeeping this information which is why our society at large continues to deal with these horrible bugs. Go shove them down the drain with your lice comb in the shower. And no, it does not matter what kind of lice comb and if you do it before shampoo or after or what kind of this or that; just get to combing in the shower. And also lice cannot fly or jump or live off of your head for more than a few hours and cannot crawl more than inches off our heads. These are all myths that we have to deal with. Let's get back to facts and kill these mofos so we don't have to keep reinfesting our ourselves as a society.

I had a big battle with lice and this was the thing that finally worked well enough to fully get rid of them. So happy I finally found something that worked.