Teeth Whitening Strips 21 Treatment 42 Strips Pap Enamel-Safe Whitening Technology Peroxide-Free for Sensitive Teeth

Do these whitening strips whiten your teeth? Yes. Are they hard to get off the sheet and do they leave residue on your teeth? Yes. Not to mention they don't stay on your teeth very well. These are a safer whitening strip option that don't have harmful ingredients that irritate sensitive gums and teeth enamel. I enjoyed them, but they are not a fantastic product in this category. Read more

Worst product ever. I use teeth whitening strips and this was the first time I purchased this brand. I went to use a set and they were dried out and not sticky at all. I sent them back and replaced with another box in hopes that maybe I just got a bad box. Nope the other box was just as bad. I will never buy this product again Read more

Of all the whitening strips I've used, these are simultaneously the best and the worst. The product's effectiveness in whitening teeth is undeniable with consistent use; however, some patches can be challenging to remove, leaving behind residue that requires persistent brushing. The good outweighs the bad, so I'm okay with it. This is what you're getting... These whitening strips use advanced PAP+ technology to brighten your smile while protecting your enamel. With 42 strips for a complete 21-day treatment, you’ll see noticeable results in just a week. The peroxide-free, gentle formula removes tough stains without causing sensitivity. Designed with a no-slip grip, they stay in place for an even, mess-free whitening experience! Read more

I had never used a peroxide-free whitener, but I am happy with the result. It does move you a shade or two whiter and it is gentle on your teeth. I happen to use a sensitivity toothpaste anyway, but as a person with teeth sensitive enough to need that special toothpaste, I had no issues when using these strips--I am satisfied with them. It works with two ingredients, the "PVP" refers to a polymer that protects teeth from future staining, and "PAP+" refers to a whitening ingredient that's less likely to cause sensitivity than peroxide. Potassium Nitrate is a common anti-sensitivity ingredient that seems to be there for good measure. As you wear it, you can feel some mild "warmth" on your teeth that reminds me of sensitivity toothpaste, if you've ever experienced that sensation. That's probably the only negative I can report from wearing them. Worth mentioning too these are not dissolving strips, so you may not be able to wear them at work, etc. You need to remove the plastic liner from your mouth after 30 minutes. I would recommend these if you have concerns about the harshness of peroxide whiteners. Read more

I have to admit, I only used these whitening strips once, and I won’t be using the rest. After only 5 minutes, my gums began to feel irritated. I ended up wearing them for 20 minutes but then decided to take them off instead of waiting the recommended 30 minutes. My gums were quite red and irritated, which is something I’ve never experienced with other whitening strips. Plus, they left a sticky residue on my teeth that was tough to clean off. I had to really scrub with my toothbrush to get rid of it. I also noticed that these strips contain citric acid, which is known to harm enamel, even though the company claims they’re safe. The seller should definitely include an ingredients list in their ad; not doing so seems a bit misleading. Since I already have enamel issues, I’m not willing to risk it further with these strips. Because of the gum irritation, sticky residue and the inclusion of citric acid, I’m giving this product a 2-star rating. Read more

Okay part of this is on me for letting them sit in the cupboard for so long. I opened a pack this morning to use and the strips were completely dried up and separated from the sheet they come stuck to. Like crispy, dried, unusable. I would hope something like this would have more of a shelf life than weeks/months. Read more

Horrible don't waste you money, paper thin and won't stick to teeth Read more

My teeth are already fairly white, so I just wanted this as a maintenance product. Tracking teeth whitening can be tricky, unless your starting point is very yellow...respectfully. The good thing about this is the price point. Crest White Strips are a little more pricey. This comes with a card to track your progress, you won't get that with Crest. This formula doesn't use peroxide, which saves your from the teeth sensitivity that most whitening strips causes. I prefer the construction of these strips. They fit much more secure on your teeth and don't move. A hack when putting any strips on is to dry off your teeth (just wipe them with a dry paper towel/napkin). The strip will stick much better. When I use Crest I tend to keep them on longer than the recommended time. I don't suggest you do that with these. I found that the formula seems to break down and get messy if you go over the 30 minute mark. That's the only drawback I've found. I'm assuming since this doesn't contain peroxide it'll take a little longer to get results, which could mean you would need to use more in order to see results. I'm not sure if it's really "saving" if you need to purchase 2 of these to get the same result of 1 Crest brand? However, if you're someone who struggles with teeth sensitivity then this is a good alternative since there is no discomfort all. Hope this information is helpful! Read more