VieBeauti Teeth Whitening Kit – 5X LED Light Tooth Whitener with 35% Carbamide Peroxide, Mouth Trays, Remineralizing Gel and Tray Case – Built-in 10 Minute Timer Restores Your…

4 reviews for VieBeauti Teeth Whitening Kit – 5X LED Light Tooth Whitener with 35% Carbamide Peroxide, Mouth Trays, Remineralizing Gel and Tray Case – Built-in 10 Minute Timer Restores Your…

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   Rated 4 out of 5

   Amazons Customers – 18 de July de 2024

   After the first use I did see a noticeable difference. But I will say I have sensitive teeth and there was a couple of times where there was intense shocking pain sensation for a brief second but it was enough to feel like I don’t want to do it again. Also be careful when you apply it to the mouthpiece. Cuz it kind of gets all over. The instructions weren’t the easiest to understand but it kind of is self-explanatory in a sense. If you’re getting on an airplane I advise leaving everything in the box because it looks a little odd when they’re pulling out syringes from your backpack. Just saying… The first thing you think of when you find him is not oh it’s teeth whitening. What’s this blue substance in the syringe…. Anyway if you’re looking for something on a budget it does work.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Sandy S – 25 de July de 2024

   :In researching many of the teeth whitening products here on amazon(.)com and .ca, it looks like most of them are either 35% Carbamide Peroxide or 3% – 10% Hydrogen Peroxide … many of the other teeth whitening gels or pens just plain don’t even tell you what they contain. One of my google search results showed: The main difference between hydrogen peroxide and carbamide peroxide is that hydrogen peroxide is an effective whitening agent by itself. On the other hand, carbamide peroxide contains hydrogen peroxide in it. For every 30% of carbamide peroxide, there is also 10% of hydrogen peroxide. Additionally, Hydrogen peroxide breaks down faster than carbamide peroxide, so it releases most of its whitening power within 30–60 minutes. Carbamide peroxide, on the other hand, releases about 50% of its whitening power in the first two hours and can remain active for up to six additional hours. Personally, I find both equally as effective and I don’t have a preference either way.

   This product really covers all of the bases and here’s why:
   It comes with three 5mL whitening gel syringes and one 5mL (blue) Remineralizing and Desensitizing gel syringe. It also includes: 1 universal mouth tray – which means anyone can use it; 2 moldable teeth trays so you can mold them to your own teeth, a lightweight LED light device with a carrying case. See my pics. BEST OF ALL there are three ways that you can use this system:
   1: you can use it with the universal tray (one set for you and one for your spouse?)
   2: you can use it with the molded tray
   3: you can use it *without* a tray and just apply the gel directly to your teeth and use the light
   **HELFUL HINT: the brochure says you can use a Q-tip to apply the gel to the teeth, however, I prefer to use a very small makeup brush as I find it more precise. SEE PICTURES

   Re: Remineralize and Desensitizing (R & D) Gel
   I found there wasn’t adequate information in the brochure about the R & D gel, so I looked through the customer Q & A’s … lots of people were asking about it. They were all as confused as I regarding the fact that the package contained 15 mL total of whitening gel and only 5 mL of R & D gel. So I sent an email to the address in the brochure and this is the response:
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   To answer your question, not everyone is sensitive to whitening gels,
   the blue gel is not required for everyone.
   Furthermore, after the first or second treatment, your teeth have
   become used to the whitening and the blue gel is no longer required.

   Ok … that answers the question of Desensitizing, but what about Remineralizing? Well, after a little more research I found that there are a few things that you can naturally do to increase remineralization, like ‘produce more saliva (chew sugar-free gum), improve diet, avoid acidic food and drinks, etc., but most importantly, use a toothpaste that helps to remineralize teeth like Sensodyne Pronamel. As a matter of fact there is a great article on their website about Remineralizing teeth. Amazon does not allow reviewers to post outside links so just google: 6 Ways to Help Remineralize Teeth.

   Taste:
   The taste/flavor did not bother me at all.

   Sensitivity:
   I have receding gums (hereditary) and sometimes my teeth get a little sensitive, but this product did not bother me at all. Yes, I did feel a bit of tingling, but it did not hurt or irritate my gums. I alternate my toothpaste Colgate Optic White and Sensodyne which helps a lot.

   Viebeauti Customer Service:
   Excellent! Considering I reached out via email on Friday (Easter weekend), and received a very kind response bright and early Monday morning with answers to my questions about the blue gel, and with an apology for not responding more quickly because they were closed over Easter. 10/10 for CS.

   TIPS AND TRICKS
   1. If using this product without the trays use a tiny makeup brush. This will help you avoid your gums. SEE PICTURES
   2. I am notorious for clenching my teeth and it gives me a headache. So to avoid having to tighten my lips and clench my teeth so much to keep the light positioned, I fashioned myself a kind of ‘holder’ by making a small slice in a hairband (just large enough to secure the light). SEE PICTURE
   You may not need anything like this but it sure make my life easier.
   3. If the back of your teeth are badly stained as well, your might want to consider doing what I did … apply about 3mL to the front portion of the tray and about 2mL to the back portion. The back of my teeth are now just as sparkling white as the front.
   4. You *can* eat after a treatment, just DON’T eat anything that would stain your teeth for a few hours. For example, you can drink water, milk, 7-up, etc, and eat non-staining foods … apples, turkey sandwich, etc., BUT AVOID: coffee/tea, red wine, Coke, blueberries, spaghetti sauce, etc. I’m sure you get it! 

   In closing, I want to say that I highly recommend this product. It has worked very well for me and I will continue using it. SEE BEFORE AND AFTER PICTURES.

   So FULL DISCLOSURE … this is NOT the first whitening product I have used.
   – Colgate Optic White PEN. I really liked that a lot and found it worked well.
   – Plus White 5 Minute Speed Whitening Gel. I also liked this one as well and it is the least expensive of them all. It does whiten nicely. No complaints.
   – AsaVea Teeth Whitening Pen – the thing that irritated me was that neither on their product description page nor in the product brochure did they mention the ingredients. I had to google it and found the answer on the Walmart product page and on the AsaVea website but the packaging is different, so it just makes me wonder … ???
   – THE BEST SO FAR: VieBeauti Teeth Whitening Kit
   *My before and after pictures were taken after the above products were used but not before VieBeauti was used and the AFTER picture was used after 3 treatments of VieBeauti. I WAS EVEN SHOCKED WHEN I COMPARED THE PICTURES … which are not edited in any way other than cropping. This product did the most whitening and the fastest whitening.

   ***This review was not solicited nor have I had any communication with the seller other than the answer to my question. I have profited in no way whatsoever for this review.***

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   Sandy S – 4 de August de 2024

   The little color scale they provide to track what shade your teeth are seemed kinda useless, at least to me. I had coffee stains that were making my teeth yellow and their scale goes from gray to white. It seemed to be a much more blue hue without the yellow that a lot of people probably have from coffee or tobacco. I’m not sure who has gray teeth. I couldn’t figure out what shade my teeth were before or after treatment using that thing, but they’re definitely significantly whiter and everyone has noticed.

   Couple tips — the universal tray is fine, but for me its circumference was greater than the line traced by my teeth, so if I had it in contact with my front incisors, it was not touching my teeth near the sides. I think that’s fine as long as you move it around a little initially so that the whitening gel is spread onto the front of your teeth. After the first treatment, I switched to putting the gel in my invsalign and just using that and that seemed to work much better and allowed me to treat the front and back of my teeth with the same amount of gel that I was using just to treat the fronts with their provided universal tray. I didn’t bother with the heat-molded trays since I had the invisalign, but I’m sure that would probably work OK too. My teeth are slightly sensitive after four treatments (30 minutes each) and even with using the remineralization gel, which is supposed to help with sensitivity. I only have enough remineralization gel for one more treatment, but enough whitening gel for a lot more treatments. I don’t really understand why their instructions say to use the remineralization gel after each whitening treatment when they don’t actually provide enough remineralization gel to do that. You get 3 tubes of whitening gel and 1 (smaller) tube of the remineralization gel. I have no idea what’s in there, but I plan to just use some fluoride gel as a replacement.

   I put the whitening goo in my invisalign and that works great. Since it fits so close to my teeth, I can treat the fronts and backs of my teeth with the same amount that’s supposed to only treat the front. My main issue was coffee stains, which made my teeth fairly yellow. The shade scale that they provide as Goes from brown to white, but there’s really no yellow color in any of the color swatches, so none of them ever matched my teeth and it was pretty hard to judge using the scale they provided, but my teeth are definitely much much whiter after about 4 treatments. It will mess your gums up if you leave it on your gums. You’ll feel it, so if it burns, get that stuff off your gums or you’re going to be in pain for a couple days. It doesn’t seem to do any permanent damage, just a mild chemical burn, but still not fun. I did use the universal tray that comes with the kit once and it was fine. Just make sure you rub it side to side so it gets the gel on the front of all your teeth. The diameter of the tray is larger than the diameter of the line my teeth trace, so while the center was touching my front two teeth, the sides were not touching anything, but as long as you get the gel on your teeth, I don’t think its that important that the tray actually touches your teeth during the entire treatment. I did find myself biting down pretty hard on the tray which was annoying after the first 10 minutes. With the invisalign, I just hold the light with my iips and there’s no pressure on my jaw and it creates an even spread of the whitening goo over the front and back surface of my teeth.

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   Rated 1 out of 5

   Bruce Western – 16 de August de 2024

   LED light burned out after 3 sessions – obviously did not go dunking it in water, but being so close to your mouth you would expect them to build in some sort of water resistance. Instead, the LEDs have all burnt out and it is impossible to use.