Teeth Whitening Kit with Gel Pen: 32X LED Accelerator Light Non-Sensitive Tooth Whitener Professional Oral Care Tools Gently Yet Effectively Removes Stains – IPX7 Waterproof Portable Wireless Charging

Doesn’t burn gums or leave white spots on them!
Alright so yeah, this works great! The longer you use it in one setting, the better. And the more frequently you use it, the better.I have used other brands like this in the past and there’s a few key differences, some good, some not that great but also not a deal breaker.What makes this stand out amongst its competitors is how it’s rechargeable, is wireless and has the cutest, most aesthetically pleasing charging base/case. I absolutely couldn’t have asked for a better set up. And the battery lasts pretty long before it dies and needs a charge. The mouth guard doesn’t constantly fall off like other brands since it’s attached to the base. You don’t have to worry about battery replacement. And it has a pretty light that tells you when it’s charging or when it’s done.The only thing that was just “okay”, but not horrible and definitely not a deal breaker is the gel you put on your teeth. It does do a good job at whitening, but I feel like it could do better. And I’ve gotten better results in a shorter amount of time with other brands I’ve used. **Now also note that this quite possibly could have something to do with the light, and maybe it doesn’t have as strong of an output compared to one that takes a battery. But I really don’t know for sure. It still gets the job done, but it just takes a little bit more time to get the desired effect.The gel doesn’t burn your gums or leave white spots on them (this alone is why I think it might be the gel that’s not so strong and not the light-which would be a good thing since you can just buy another gel once these run out like you’re going to have to do eventually anyway.Also, the red light is supposed to mimic red light therapy to smooth your teeth and gums after a treatment (but my teeth don’t feel sensitive afterwards so I don’t use it), HOWEVER, let’s just be honest here; Real, high quality red light therapy devices are not cheap-Take it from me, I own an Omnilux red light therapy mask and it cost $400. I know the ins and outs and have done my research. I don’t have to do the research on this product to know that it isn’t an authentic red light therapy device. If it was, then it would cost hundreds and it would be FDA approved (The only FDA approved RLT device on the market is the Omnilux)But this still doesn’t change the fact that I recommend this product and I would definitely give this a try if you’re looking to upgrade from a battery operated device.Hope this helps:)

Did not make a noticeable improvement
I would not recommend this. I used this as recommended for 2 weeks straight but did not see a huge difference. However, I did like the teeth whitening levels chart that came with it.

Hygiene Concerns Teeth Whitening Kit Experience
This teeth whitening kit falls short of expectations, particularly in terms of hygiene and design. The most significant issue lies with the mouth tray, which is not removable for cleaning. This design flaw raises serious concerns about cleanliness and long-term use.For any product that comes into direct contact with the mouth, a high standard of hygiene is crucial. The inability to thoroughly clean the mouth tray after each use not only feels unsanitary but also potentially compromises the effectiveness of the whitening treatment. While the whitening solution itself may be of decent quality, this hygiene oversight significantly detracts from the overall user experience and safety perception. Products designed for oral use should prioritize both efficacy and cleanliness. Unfortunately, this kit falls short in the latter aspect, making it difficult to recommend despite any potential whitening benefits it might offer. A redesign with removable, cleanable trays would greatly improve this product’s appeal and usability.