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Is Nit Not Still in Business? (2026 Update)

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Eileen Hutchinson brought a chemical-free head lice treatment and metal comb set into the Den, asking £40,000 for 30 percent of the business, and Tej Lalvani agreed to fund it.

The range is still being manufactured and sold today.

Selling A Problem Every Parent Knows

Hutchinson leaned on a formula free of harsh chemicals, marketed as among the first certified options of its kind rather than another version of the standard pharmacy treatment. A lice outbreak is something most families have dealt with directly, which gave the pitch an obvious emotional pull.

Lalvani, the entrepreneur behind Vitabiotics, covered the entire £40,000 ask for a 30 percent stake, a natural fit given his own background in personal care and supplements.

A Bigger Shelf Presence Now

The brand's site is current and lists both the lotion and the comb for sale, and the range has spread across a broader set of stockists than it launched with.

Because lice keep coming back, a hygiene product like this tends to be restocked quietly by different sellers rather than staying with one storefront, so checking the brand's own listings is the surer route to genuine stock.

Why It Has Kept Its Footing

Products tied to a recurring household problem rather than a passing craze tend to outlast the ones built on novelty, and Hutchinson's own account of dealing with lice at home gives the brand something to keep telling customers well past the original broadcast.

Its chemical-free angle still separates it from cheaper rivals built around harsher formulas, which is likely doing more to keep the range visible than any single marketing push.

Note: Based on the public record; company situations can change, so treat this as a snapshot.

Published by Dragons Den Hub, March 2026.