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Originally Posted by Brianna
It kills lice and scabies. Not sure what to do about the fleas...
By any other name, lindane is the 99% pure gamma isomer of hexachlorocyclohexane. It was introduced as a pediculicide and scabicide in 1952 as Kwell by Reed and Carnrick. The Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Encyclopedia describes the manufacturing process of lindane as one in which chlorine gas is gradually passed into 660 part of benzene (a known carcinogen) until 890 parts of the gas has been absorbed.
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Thanks Bri
. I understood about 10 words of that, but I know what you mean now, and I appreciate your time and effort...