UV Glo-Powder spots the eggs you can't normally see — now in pharmacies across NZ & Australia ✦ Gentle & insecticide-free
Spot first · then treat

Lice? Take a breath.
Now let's make them glow.

Two simple steps. Our UV Glo-Powder lights up the eggs you can't normally see — then our fragrance-free lice lotion kills the live lice. Calmer, smarter, and surprisingly fun.

Gentle & insecticide-free Fragrance-free Kids actually love it
Nora the nit glowing under UV light Scanning for eggs… Eggs glowing ✦
★ Kid-approved Mum-made in NZ Gentle
Lice Removal Network — Certified Lice Professional Lice Removal Network
certified
TGA & FDA registered
University-backed
Mum-founded in NZ
The two-step system

Two heroes. One mission.

First you spot them, then you treat them. Each part works on its own — and they're unstoppable together.

Step 1 · Spot Glo-Powder applicator brush dusting dry hair — lice eggs glow green
UV Glo-Powder

Glo-Powder

Spot the eggs you normally can't see

Dust it onto dry hair, shine the UV light, and hidden nits and eggs light up bright green — so you know exactly where they are.

  • Reveals eggs the naked eye misses
  • Turns checking into a game kids love
  • Brushes out clean — no mess
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Step 2 · Treat Fragrance-free lice lotion sprayed onto a child's hair
Fragrance-Free Lice Lotion

Lice Lotion

Gentle, no-sting, no smell — kills live lice

Once you've spotted lice or eggs, treat. Our fragrance-free lice lotion kills live lice and is kind to little scalps — no harsh fumes. Leave it in (no smell) so it keeps working, then comb the eggs out.

  • No sting, no smell, no nasties
  • Insecticide-free & gentle
  • Gentle enough for the whole family
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The ISpyNits NitKit
★ Most popular

The all-in-one NitKit — our best-seller

By far the most popular choice across NZ & Australia: Glo-Powder, UV light and lice lotion together in one tidy box. Prefer to build your own? Grab the components separately above.

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From panic to peace

Sorted in 3 simple steps

No mess, no stress, no harsh chemicals — just a clear routine the whole family can follow.

1

Glow & Spot

Dust on the Glo-Powder and shine the UV light. Nits and eggs glow bright so you know exactly where they're hiding.

≈ 2 minutes
2

Treat & Remove

Spray on the fragrance-free lice lotion and comb through to lift out the eggs. It kills live lice with no sting and no smell — leave it in to keep working, or rinse after 20 minutes.

Gentle
3

Recheck & Relax

Glow again a few days later to be sure they're gone. Early detection means fewer outbreaks down the track.

Peace of mind
Why families choose us

A whole new category: identification

Most treatments are guesswork. We add the missing step — actually seeing the eggs — so you treat with confidence and catch outbreaks early.

Kids love it

A glow-in-the-dark "spy mission" means buy-in, not bath-time battles.

Less stigma

Reframed as fun science — no shame, no whispering, no embarrassment.

STEM-friendly

Real science kids can see — loved in homes and classrooms alike.

Trusted & accredited

University-backed, TGA & FDA registered, Lice Removal Network certified.

Where to buy

Find ISpyNits near you

Stocked in pharmacies across New Zealand and Australia — plus online and on Amazon. Pick whatever's easiest for you.

For schools & fundraising

Turn head-lice into a hands-on STEM lesson

Free education sessions, classroom resources, and a fundraising programme that helps your school while keeping whole communities lice-aware.

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ISpy Learn

Head lice, demystified

Straight-talking guides to spotting, treating and preventing nits — from the people who made detection their mission.

Guide

How to get rid of lice & nits — for good

The complete step-by-step guide to spotting, treating and preventing reinfestation.

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Science

Why glowing eggs change everything

The science behind UV detection and why identification beats blind treatment.

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Spotting

Nit or dandruff? How to tell the difference

A quick visual guide so you know what you're really looking at.

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