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Entrepeneurship at its best
Topic Started: Dec 6 2005, 06:35 AM (138 Views)
George K
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Finally
Doctor charges patients $285 a bottle for "unique" head-lice formula. Later admits it's available over the counter for $10 and he was just trying to get rich.

http://www.suntimes.com/output/health/cst-nws-head05.html

Parents who paid $285 for an experimental head lice treatment for their children might be scratching their own heads, now that the doctor selling the stuff says it's really a skin cleanser available for under $10 a bottle at drug stores nationwide.

Dr. Dale Pearlman got widespread media attention and skepticism from some head lice experts last year when the journal Pediatrics published his study detailing results with a product he called Nuvo lotion. He described it as a ''dry-on suffocation-based pediculocide'' and the first in a new class of nontoxic lotions for head lice.
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