LiceBags and LiceSafe are two well established brands of school garment bags that prevent the spread of head lice, and they are about to hit the Australian market.

The LiceBag is a tried and tested product which has been successfully used to prevent the spread of head lice in thousands of European schools. The concept of the bag was developed by parents who were desperate to control the spread of lice within their schools, day-care centres and after school clubs.

LiceBags help avoid the spread of head lice within schools by preventing contact between students' school garments. The bags are made from a breathable and recyclable material that is impenetrable to head lice. Usually students' hats, jackets and jumpers hang closely side by side outside the classroom, but when using LiceBags each child neatly stores away their own clothes, preventing head lice from crawling in or out.

Schools across Europe report that LiceBags, in combination with regular checks, contribute greatly to preventing the spread of head lice. In many of these schools LiceBags are now compulsory. Read all about LiceBags on one of the LiceBags or LiceSafe websites, which also include customer reviews, FAQ’s and instructions for use.  

There are several other advantages to the use of LiceBags, apart from preventing the spread of head lice. School garments are easier to find at bell time, fewer hats and jackets will go missing, end up on the floor or have to be stuffed into the school bag.

LiceBags are also very inexpensive. They are available from only $1.75 per bag (with orders over 250 bags) and can be printed with the school’s own logo. They are exclusively designed for use by children of school age as they are extra sturdy and can be suspended from a coat hook. They are also very easy to open and close, using either draw strings or a zip.

If you are interested in preventing head lice at your school you can order a sample LiceBag or LiceSafe from www.licebags.com.au or www.licesafe.com.au.
LiceBags can be ordered plain or printed with the school logo.

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