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Unsafe practices in the treatment of pediculosis capitis.

The purpose of this descriptive study was to identify unsafe uses of prescription, over-the-counter and home remedies used in the treatment of pediculosis. Twenty-seven families with 119 children were visited at home and interviewed about their use of remedies for head lice. In addition to prescription and over-the-counter products home remedies were commonly used. Kerosene, alcohol, insecticides, and head shaving were some of the home remedies reported.