Hedrin® Once Liquid Gel - Fast relief for acute lice infestation.

Hedrin® Once offers fast relief from acute lice infestations. Unpleasant side effects such as irritated scalp and matted hair are a thing of the past. This product combats lice and nits physically, without the use of pesticides.

• Unique formula for reliable protection against head lice
• Fast and gentle treatment
• Without pesticides

When dealing with head lice, prompt action is needed to prevent further spread. Although lice do not transmit diseases, they can cause unpleasant side effects such as excessive irritation of the scalp and matting of the hair in cases of severe lice and nit infestation. Hedrin® Once offers fast relief to effectively combat both lice and nits – without pesticides.

Why choose Hederin® once?

• Clinically proven effectiveness against head lice and nits
• Fast and gentle treatment
• Physical mode of action, without pesticides
• Liquid gel
• 15-minute application ^*
• Reimbursable ¹

Treating head lice doesn't have to be complicated, for both parents and children. With Hedrin®, lice and nits can be removed quickly and easily. Simply cover the shoulders, apply the lice treatment, and leave it on for 15 minutes. We recommend checking the scalp for lice again one week later and repeating the Hedrin® treatment if necessary.

With Hedrin® Once and Hedrin® Protect&Go, you get effective and user-friendly solutions for treating and preventing lice infestations. Protect your family effectively and worry-free.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

If your child – or another family member – has been diagnosed with lice, prompt action is crucial. Only by taking quick action against lice can you prevent the infestation from spreading further. Using suitable products, for example from the pharmacy, will help you get rid of the lice quickly. Hedrin® Once, for instance, is a product that combats lice and lice eggs using a physical method.

No. Head lice are unpleasant, but completely harmless. Unlike other parasites (such as ticks), lice in Germany and Europe usually do not transmit diseases. However, an infestation can at least increase the risk of certain illnesses. This can happen, for example, if vigorous scratching of the itchy bites creates wounds through which bacteria can enter the body.

No, lice don't jump from one head of hair to another. Since lice can't jump, fly, or even swim, transmission usually only occurs when the parasites crawl from head to head. In rare cases, however, transmission through shared objects (e.g., hairbrushes, hats, etc.) is also possible.

Yes, according to the Infection Protection Act (§34 para. 5 IfSG), parents or guardians are obligated to report a lice infestation to the management of the community facility their child attends. The management will then take steps to prevent the infestation from spreading. The timeline for when your child can return to the facility varies. It's best to contact the facility management directly for more information.