Smileactives Teeth Whitening Gel for Toothpaste with Clinical-Grade Hydrogen Peroxide, Tooth Stain Remover for White Teeth, Dentist Quality Pro Whitening Gel to Remove Coffee Stains, 3 Pack, 1 oz

One of the best product I’ve tried thus far. It’s gentle on the enamel does a great job at removing tea stains. It can be used twice a day without any sensitivity. I usually stock up when I go to the States but I was glad to be able to get some while on lockdown.

Yes, it works! I've used it daily for 60 days and can see real improvement on my uppers, but not so much on my lowers. The reason is that, as dentists have told me, I produce a lot of saliva, and that pools behind my lower front teeth, diluting the SmileActive. I can live with that. My advice: Don't drink anything right before brushing. Place a pea-size amount of toothpaste on your dry toothbrush. Top with 1 pump of SmileActive, apply to upper front teeth, and move the brush a bit to combine them. Scrub the mixture onto the front of your uppers and lowers, then leave it alone while you scrub all the other surfaces of your other teeth and your tongue. Lastly, scrub the teeth covered by SmileActives. Rinse well.

I have seen noticeably whiter teeth - but remember, per my dentist, this only works on REAL teeth, not crowns, etc. Don't apply to them cuz it might damage the finish and WON'T change the color. Fyi.😁

Bottles 2” high Don’t buy

1- I don't generally write reviews due to my busy schedule 2- I am not paid by the company: 3- I use the product completely to be fair to the seller in my evaluation of the product. Like many, I care about my teeth and the look of my teeth. Well I did Not have any level of expectation nor judgment, but I am concerned about the representations that a company makes 2 millions of buyers who rely and pay good money on a product. This product, just like another product that I have used completely, does not match the representations. My teeth are well-maintained, but this does not work. There is no noticeable difference between using your regular pharmacy bought whitening toothpaste, or baking soda. I think the strip Whitening is better. Spending this kind of money on a product that does not work is a misleading representation by the seller. Unless your teeth are black, noticeably dingy, this may help. If that is the case, just go and Cara whitening toothpaste without the amount paying for this product. Conversely, for those who have slight dinginess and the teeth are not bright, this will make no difference. I do not have noticeable deteriorating looking colored teeth. Therefore, I was hoping for that extra kick. This is a disappointment. There are lots of TV commercials also, which is an insult. Companies of clear representation and I understand the audience to whom they sell. If you want whitening teeth, you have to get professionally done. I tried this product, my teeth are the same, and I want to baking soda add it to my toothpaste, and it works fine. Why spend the money and get the same result as using the baking soda?