As the Clinton Administration and many health officials have repeatedly stated, our children need to be protected. The current Administration and Get Set, Inc. have committed themselves to reducing dangerous pesticide exposures, including non-dietary sources of pesticide exposure, when considering children. In addition, the lice are becoming resistant to these toxins and many protocols now advocate repeated washings with these toxins or leaving them on for greatly extended periods of time, thus greatly increasing the risk to our children. We at Get Set, Inc. now have many safe, simple answers to the problem of achieving ecologically sound, effective pest management. Our enzyme products exhibit such favorable environmental and mammalian toxicity profiles that we do not even consider them to be pesticides.
Spiders produce enzymes to predigest their prey.
Due to the insects' need for enzymes for metamorphosis and other biological processes, insects will not and can not, become resistant to these enzymes. This is in contrast to the pest resistance that eventually develops to all volatile, synthetic pesticide poisons. These various enzymes, including protease, lipase, cellulase and amylase, alone in various combinations, are all considered to be non-toxic to people and pets per all of their respective material safety data sheets. Independent lab tests prove Not Lice to Lice significantly reduced the adhesiveness of nit glue.