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FreezeNit Announces Exclusive Licensing of Novel Non-Toxic Lice Treatment Technology
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FreezeNit
Naturally-Derived OTC Gel Eliminates Lice Without Neurotoxins, Launching Spring 2025

MARBLEHEAD, Mass. - Washingtoner -- FreezeNit, a leader in innovative lice treatment solutions, is thrilled to announce the exclusive licensing of a novel over-the-counter (OTC) lice treatment gel designed to provide a safe, naturally-derived, and highly effective alternative to traditional synthetic or pesticide-based lice treatments.

Unlike conventional OTC lice treatments that rely on pesticide-based pyrethroids, which have decreasing efficacy due to lice resistance, this new technology works by a purely mechanical method of action to eliminate lice and their eggs. The patented formula is free from harsh chemicals and instead leverages natural abrasives, such as diatomaceous earth and walnut shell powder, orange oil extract, and conditioning agents to physically shred lice and nits, while being gentle on the hair and scalp.

This addition strengthens FreezeNit's growing product portfolio, reinforcing the company's mission to provide clean, effective, science-backed treatments that parents can trust.

"This is an incredibly exciting milestone for FreezeNit," said Joanna Shu, CEO of FreezeNit. "By securing exclusive rights to this novel technology, we're positioned to be on the cutting edge of first aid treatments that are gentle on kids. Traditional lice treatments have failed parents and kids, but with this gel, lice don't stand a chance."

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✔ Clinically Proven – was shown to be 96% effective in a clinical trial.
✔ No Resistance Issues – Unlike permethrin-based treatments, which have seen increased lice resistance, this technology works mechanically—not chemically—so lice cannot develop immunity.
✔ Patented & Protected – This novel formula and method of action is patented in the U.S., Canada, and the EU, ensuring exclusivity in the market.
✔ Class I, 510(k) Exempt – The FDA-regulated status allows for a fast-tracked market entry.

FreezeNit is actively engaging with retailers, distributors, and healthcare providers to bring this breakthrough lice treatment to families everywhere.

FreezeNit is an innovative healthcare company dedicated to revolutionizing first-aid with safe, effective, and science-backed solutions. By leveraging cutting-edge technology and natural alternatives to neurotoxins, FreezeNit provides families with fast, reliable, and pesticide-free treatments for head lice infestations.  For more information, visit www.FreezeNit.com.

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Cathy Henry
cathy@freezenit.com
214-924-5992


Source: FreezeNit
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