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States May Restrict Lice Treatments

USA Today, Jan. 31

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Lawmakers in at least three states are considering restricting the use of treatments for head lice and body mites that contain the insecticide lindane, raising questions about whether states can regulate products approved by the Food and Drug Administration. California lawmakers banned the prescription use of lindane beginning in 2002, amid concerns that lindane levels in wastewater treatment systems exceeded state standards. …The FDA estimates that head lice affect and estimated 6 million to 12 million people a year, and children often are sent home from school if they have head lice.

 

Lindane is the main ingredient used in most prescription head lice treatment products. It is also used in some over the counter varieties.

 

Reports Have Been Received Which Indicate that several European countries are considering banning the use of all toxic products on children’s heads. Closeness to the brain and the rate of absorption through pours in the scalp are identified as reasons for this concern.

 

One Pediatrician fears use of toxins may cause nervous system and brain damage. A leading school nurse practitioner agrees. Both point out that dangerous seizures occur and believe these can be traced to the use of toxic products on children’s heads.

SAFETY IS NOT AN ISSUE FOR NO LICE OR NITS MOUSSE SHAMPOO, SINCE IT CONTAINS NO TOXINS OR PESTICIDES. ALL INGREDIENTS APPEAR REGULARLY IN MANY SHAMPOOS AND OTHER PRODUCTS USED BY MILLIONS DAILY WITHOUT INCIDENT. NO CLINICAL TRIALS HAVE BEEN DONE DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE INGREDIENTS ARE IN SUCH COMMON, SUCCESSFUL USE.

Upon seeing the formula for the first time, an official of the F.D.A. remarked, “This product will never hurt anybody and will never expire.” He continued, “Did you ever see (name of famous soap) spoil or expire?