E: 05/01 (2009) Big Snap 2 (thread 3)

LouBlue

POLO_BINT wrote: »

I always click back when I get the errors
then carry on clicking green linky thingy

OH is schmoozing in the Oxo Tower on the South Bank tonight, work thingy, wine tasting, canapies.........:rolleyes:

Just rang me from the balcony with a 'cheeky little red'..........I'm one though and I'm stuck at home! :mad::D

Lickul_miss

Awww bless u polo an ur little un, they are the worst thing EVER bring back the nit nurse i say.....i found a couple the other week in my little girls hair, like urs she has very long hair an agree its an absolute nightmare to job to do, i did her hair and was on the phone to the doc (receptionist is a friend of mine) an prescibed the nitty gritty comb i swear by it its fantastic gets ALL the eggs aswell as most combs miss them an i have pulled them out by hand i found it easier that way till i tried this comb

take a look here

Nitty Gritty

Oakwood Remedies • Unit 20 • Baseline Studios •
Whitchurch Rd • Kensington • London • W11 4AT
Tel: 020 7460 7096
Fax: 020 7460 3105
E mail: feedback@nittygritty.co.uk
https://www.nittygritty.co.uk

“I’ve lost count of the number of
parents and teachers who tell me
how brilliant the NitFree Comb is”

Rebecca Abrams, The Daily Telegraph

Nitty Gritty NitFree Comb Prescription Details

As a one-off prescription, one NitFree comb will keep a whole family nit
free. The means free from lice and crucially their eggs.
Your GP can find it listed in Section IX A of the NHS Drug Tariff in the
Appliance section under sub-category:
Head L i ce Device, Ni t ty Gr i t ty Ni tFree steel ni t comb wi th
mi c ro-grooved teeth.
It can also be found on the Electronic Drug Tariff. Once the site is entered,
just type Nitfree or head lice in the search box.
http://www.ppa.org.uk/ppa/edt_intro.htm
The Nitty Gritty NitFree comb is also approved for prescription by
Prescribing Nurses.

[‘Pediculosis (head lice)’ is one of the conditions listed for which Nurse
Prescribers are allowed to prescribe, under the guidelines on Nurse
Prescribing in Part XVII.

Prescribing health visitors are also able to dispense the comb.
The PIP Code is 294 6366. (useful for your pharmacist)
The Nitty Gritty comb conforms precisely with current NHS guidelines,
which recommend ‘wet combing’ as the preferred method of head lice
eradication. However, unlike plastic and other metal nit combs, the NitFree

removes the ‘live’ eggs, empty ‘nit’ shells as well as the actual head lice.


sorry for the change of suject and good luck hun x

LouBlue

I'm itching now, ta. :rolleyes::rotfl:

POLO_BINT

Lickul_miss wrote: »

on the phone to the doc (receptionist is a friend of mine) an prescibed the nitty gritty comb i swear by it its fantastic gets ALL the eggs aswell as most combs miss them an i have pulled them out by hand i found it easier that way till i tried this comb

thats the comb I have but mine is blue

I swear by them also

even more angry now as didnt know the doctor prescribed them... I paid a tenner from boots for mine!!!!!!!

arghhhhhhhhh lol

vwcampervan72

I always found tea tree oil worked

am off to catch up on comps, this is really doing my nut in

POLO_BINT

LouBlue wrote: »

I'm itching now, ta. :rolleyes::rotfl:

you told me your "dose" cleared up:eek:

.... and to think I was gonna make myself a crab sarnie !!!!!!!!!

LouBlue

POLO_BINT wrote: »

.... and to think I was gonna make myself a crab sarnie !!!!!!!!!

Mmmm, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice. :rotfl:

Lickul_miss

i very nearly bought 1 but there was a thread on here somewhere a while back i think it was in freebies that said the doc can give em ya, so pleased i found that 1st hehe

keaskin

think i need a shower now im scratching like mad all this talk of nits :eek: :eek:

Lickul_miss

POLO_BINT wrote: »

you told me your "dose" cleared up:eek:

.... and to think I was gonna make myself a crab sarnie !!!!!!!!!