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Whitney was thorough and patient with me and my 9 year old daughter. Answered any and all questions and made sure I was informed on all steps to take! read more
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(613) 876-0162
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What time does Nit Pickers open?
Nit Pickers opens at 7:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Nit Pickers close?
Nit Pickers closes at 7:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM
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Does Nit Pickers have free WiFi?
Yes, Nit Pickers has free WiFi.
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What’s Included with Our Service: • Thorough Head Check We carefully examine the scalp and hair to assess the presence and extent of lice and nits. • Professional Lice & Nit Removal We manually remove all visible lice and eggs using precise, strand-by-strand techniques. • Nurse-Led Treatment Services are provided by a registered practical nurse with experience in patient care, ensuring a safe and hygienic approach. • Kid-Friendly Environment We keep things calm, gentle, and child-focused to help kids feel safe and relaxed. • Safe Products We use Canadian approved products that are safe and effective in killing lice and nits • Education & Aftercare Instructions We teach you how to prevent re-infestation, check at home, and clean your environment effectively. • Follow-Up Support We offer follow-up checks and support to help ensure the infestation is fully cleared. • Discreet & Confidential Appointments Your privacy is always respected—we provide services in a discreet and professional manner. ⸻ Please Note: While we provide a thorough and professional treatment, complete lice eradication is not guaranteed after a single session. This is because: • New eggs may hatch after treatment. • Missed nits (even with the most detailed comb-throughs) can cause re-infestation. • Reinfection can occur from untreated household members, close contacts, or shared items.













