LiceGuard, a major name in non-toxic and chemical-free lice treatments for more than 10 years in over 34 countries, has just announced an affiliation with the American Camp Association just in time for summer. Their goal is to educate the camping community about the dangers of exposing kids to chemical-based lice treatment products, as well as promote healthy living through an environmentally friendly lifestyle. One of the non-toxic lice-fighting products they have is called a Robi Comb!
About the Robi Comb:
The Robi Comb is a non-invasive electronic lice comb powered by a single AA battery that detects and destroys lice on contact simply by combing it through dry hair. When the Robi Comb’s metal teeth touch lice, the lice get zapped, die and then get combed away. Unlike chemical treatments, the Robi Comb can be used as often as you like and can be used repeatedly by the entire family. The Robi Comb lets you know by an audible signal whether or not head lice are present, so it can be used to detect an infestation as well as treat it. In fact, many school nurses are now using the Robi Comb for exactly that reason. School nurses report that Robi Comb is able to find lice which they have missed when checking visually. More than 3,000 school districts in all 50 states are now currently using the Robi Comb. This innovative product is available for purchase for $29.99 at major retailers such as Walgreens, CVS and Rite Aid, as well as thousands of local pharmacies across the nation.
If your children go to preschool, elementary school and/or summer camp, the Robi Comb is a must-have to keep around the house. Even if you’ve managed to dodge the lice bullet so far (as we have), it could strike at any time. Be prepared. Visit www.liceguard.com to learn more about the Robi Comb and LiceGuard’s other pesticide-free products for treating lice.
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LiceGuard website: www.liceguard.com
Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/RobiComb
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Robi-Comb/51748051127
Product Videos: www.liceguard.com/videos.aspx
GIVEAWAY
One lucky winner will receive a Robi Comb from LiceGuard! To enter, visit www.liceguard.com and look around. Then leave a comment on this post about something you learned on the site. You must do this to enter the giveaway.
After fulfilling the mandatory entry above, you can earn optional, additional entries if you:
- Follow Robi Comb (@RobiComb) and Susan Heim on Parenting (@ParentingAuthor) on Twitter and tweet about this giveaway with the hashtag #SBBP. You may tweet up to 3x a day. (Please space them at least an hour apart.) Leave a separate comment with the URL of each tweet. (1 entry per tweet) You can use this tweet if you’d like:
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One winner will be randomly selected from the qualified comments received by Wednesday, July 6, 2011, at 11:59 PM ET. Please leave an email address on one of your comments if it’s not available on your Blogger profile. Winner must respond within 72 hours or another winner will be drawn. Contest is open to US residents only.
CONTEST CLOSED. Congratulations to the winner, Anonymous - hclever1 at gmail dot com.
And don’t forget to visit the other giveaways in the Summer Blogger Block Party event!

DISCLOSURE: Thank you to LiceGuard for providing the product for this giveaway. I was not compensated for this review in any way and all opinions are 100% mine.


















































































































































































































































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