Paranix Treatment Lotion

Paranix
Treatment Spray
Looking for the best head lice treatment that works in no time?
Paranix Treatment Spray kills 100% of head lice and eggs in just one 10-minute treatment.
100% effective*
One 10-minute treatment
Odourless
Easy to apply
Perfect wash-out with Paranix After Treatment Shampoo
*Includes thorough combing. In case of re-infestation or abnormal infestation, treatment needs to be repeated. Ex vivo study 2010 and 2015/ In vivo clinical study 2008, data on file.
Paranix
Treatment Shampoo
Want to get rid of head lice the stress-free way? Try Paranix Treatment Shampoo. Paranix’s advanced head lice shampoo eradicates lice and eggs as you wash your hair.
Paranix Treatment Shampoo kills head lice in 15 minutes and washes the hair at the same time.
- 100% effective*
- One 15-minute treatment
- Pleasant fragrance
- Perfect rinse-out, no extra shampoo needed!
*Kills 100% of head lice and near to 100% of eggs. Use sufficient product and comb thoroughly to be certain all eggs are removed from the hair. Ex vivo study 2010, data on file.
Paranix
Senstive Lotion – for long hair
Looking for an effective head lice shampoo that won’t damage the condition of your hair?
Paranix For Long Hair is a non-greasy lotion that eliminates 100% of head lice and eggs in just 1 application.
100% effective*
One treatment
Non-greasy
Washes out easily
Contains no essential oils, perfume or alcohol
Hassle free - overnight or leave it in and get on with your day
* Ex vivo study, August 2006. / In vivo study. Treatment of human head lice infestations in a single application with a new galenic lotion. International Journal of Cosmetic Science. October 2010.
Paranix
Treatment Lotion
Looking for the best head lice treatment that works in no time?
Paranix Treatment Lotion kills 100% of head lice and eggs in just one 10-minute treatment.
100% effective*
One 10-minute treatment
Odourless
Easy to apply
Perfect wash-out with Paranix After Treatment Shampoo
*Includes thorough combing. In case of re-infestation or abnormal infestation, treatment needs to be repeated. Ex vivo study 2010 and 2015/ In vivo clinical study 2008, data on file.