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The following 3 images provide visual information about the product associated with Nix Lice Killing Creme Rinse NDC 63471-3006 by Geodis Logistics Llc, such as packaging, labeling, and the appearance of the drug itself. This resource could be helpful for medical professionals, pharmacists, and patients seeking to verify medication information and ensure they have the correct product.

Kit - Kit

Kit - Kit

Nix Creme Rinse is a treatment for head lice, which are small insects that live and feed on the human scalp. Nits are the eggs laid on the hair near the scalp which hatch in about one week, so all the nits must be removed. The product should be used by some steps such as inspecting, treating, removing lice/nits, and cleaning home and personal items. If head lice are seen seven days or more after the first treatment, a second treatment should be given.*

Kit2 - Kit2

Kit2 - Kit2

This document is a set of instructions and information about head lice, their infestation, and how to deal with it using Permethrin 1% cream. It explains what head lice and nits are, how they spread, how to prevent infestation, how to inspect and treat hair for lice and nits, as well as how to clean and disinfect objects and clothing to prevent infestation. It also includes warnings and precautions.*

Kit3 - Kit3

Kit3 - Kit3

This is a description for a lice treatment kit that includes rinse, combing gel, comb, and lice-killing spray. The kit is compared to other similar products in terms of reinfestation prevention and safety for children. The creme rinse is formulated to eliminate lice and nits in a single application, and the combing gel promotes easy combing to detangle hair. The lice-killing spray contains permethrin and is not recommended for use on humans. The instructions are provided in English and Spanish. The kit is assembled in the USA, but the individual components are made in various countries.*

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