SimpleWhites Reviews
If you have discolored or stained teeth, you are not alone. Most adults today are unhappy with the color and appearance of their teeth. Discoloration can occur from a number of things, including weakened enamel that comes from age. It can also be the result of consuming stain-producing foods and drinks such as red wine, tea, coffee and other caffeine-based drinks. Luckily, there are more at-home whitening kits on the market than ever before so that you can get that bright, white smile again.
About SimpleWhites
When you use the whitening kit from SimpleWhites, the company promises you will experience quick, professional results with their easy-to-use system. When used regularly, they claim you can make your teeth up to eight shades lighter.
How it Works
The SimpleWhites system uses gel pens and an LED light to whiten the teeth. The main ingredient in the pens is 10% hydrogen peroxide. To use the pens, simply take off the cap, twist the pen, apply the gel and rinse after a few minutes. The mini LED light can be used with the gel to help speed up the whitening process.
Pros
The benefit of using the SimpleWhites system is that it is very easy to use. Because you only have a gel pen, it is also not as messy as other systems that use trays or strips to whiten your teeth.
Cons
The problem with this system is that it is very expensive for what you receive. The monthly cost is only $29.95, but you will also have to pay a one-time membership fee of $129.95.
Special Offers
Right now you can sign up for a free 15-day trial by paying the cost of shipping. After 15 days you will have to call up to cancel, otherwise you will be automatically billed and sent the next month’s supply.
Conclusion
While the SimpleWhites system is easy to use, the price is a major downfall, especially when compared to other similar whitening kits. The other major downfall is that when you sign up you will get a constant monthly supply, and most people would rather have a one-time kit instead of an ongoing system. Rating: 4 out of 10.
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