Shoppers say these peroxide-free whitening strips made their teeth up to EIGHT shades whiter in just one week - now 23% off
As little as 30 minutes of wear of the DrDent Premium Teeth Whitening Strips leaves teeth significantly brighter and whiter, helping to remove stains from common teeth-staining activities such as smoking and drinking coffee. They're now back on sale -and with over 10,000 sold in the past month, it's clear people are loving the results.
DrDent Premium Teeth Whitening Strips (21 Treatments)
Formulated with non-toxic ingredients such as coconut and mint oil, these powerful strips can whiten teeth by as much as one shade in just one week.
An affordable alternative to in-salon whitening sessions, the non-slip design makes DIY whitening a breeze, while the formula quickly gets to work to reduce stains left behind from caffeine and smoking.
You can save an additional five per cent by applying coupon before heading to checkout.
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With over 2,500 four and five-star reviews, shoppers have praised the purse-friendly whitening strips as a 'great alternative to in-salon whitening' claiming 'these really do whiten your teeth' - and for a fraction of the cost.
Smokers and coffee drinkers have been blown away by the results of the DIY strips, with one customer writing: 'Wow! I am so impressed. I have only used it once but the difference is incredible. I could see the stains coming off as it was on.'
Using a unique PAP (phthalimide peroxy caproic acid) formula, the DrDent Premium Teeth Whitening Strips have been specifically formulated to be gentle on teeth, for a pain-free whitening experience every time.
Made with natural ingredients and infused with the likes of coconut and mint oil, the peroxide-free strips offer a safer at-home whitening experience compared to others at a similar price point on the market.
The non-slip design ensures the whitening strips are easy to use - simply dry teeth, pop the bottom strip on first, followed by the top one, and leave to work their magic for up to 60 minutes. Afterwards, rinse any remaining gel and enjoy your new, brighter smile.
Ideal for those who may be trying to achieve their best smile yet in time for summer, DrDent promises a visibly brighter smile in as little as seven days following 30 to 60 minutes of wear per day.
Several customers, however, have noticed the benefits with as little as one treatment, with one customer even stating: 'They are super easy to apply, especially with the mouth opening tool, and leave lasting results very quickly. I noticed a difference even after one use!'.
The DrDent Professional Teeth Whitening Strips have gained over 9,900 five-star reviews from Amazon shoppers, while customer before and after's speak for themselves.
One impressed user raved: 'From the first time I've used it, my teeth were whiter, and more importantly, the strips didn't make my teeth feel sensitive. I've been using them once a week to help keep my teeth whiter as I do drink a lot of coffee - I would definitely recommend them!'.
Another agreed, adding: 'My teeth were terribly discoloured after a long stint in hospital, so I thought I would give this a go. I'm so glad I did because they work!! And they work really well.
Each kit contains 42 whitening strips per box, as well as a mouth opener, instructions, and a guide to check your whitening progress
'Don't just take my word for it, read the reviews from other people who have used them. It's really easier to use them and if you get stuck there is a few videos. What are you waiting for, go order them.'
A third penned: 'OMG, I can't recommend these more. This is my first time using them and they have turned my teeth from yellow to white after one use - will definitely be buying again if needs be. They really have brought back my self confidence!'.
Each kit contains 42 whitening strips per box, as well as a mouth opener, instructions, and a guide to check your whitening progress. Plus, if you're not 100 per cent satisfied with the results, you can get a full refund.
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