crest whitening strips

Can any of the US based sellers confirm if the ones selling on ebay are real?

It seems china does knockoffs of these and I dont wanna mess my pegs up.

If not, are there any legitimate sources to buy from?

[MM78]

Of course there are legit sources to buy Crest Whitening Strips....always is, just like there are knockoff sources.

[AmazonStealth]

I would avoid buying and selling (unless you know they are 100% legit). Clearly avoid buying as this is an item that goes on sale regularly for an affordable price.

[GreenBean]

There are legit sources.

Tough to find .

Profit is not high.

I actually meant for personal use! Not to re-sell.

No shops in the uk sell them.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by just_smile

I actually meant for personal use! Not to re-sell.

No shops in the uk sell them.

Force of habit.

Check amazon co uk? OR amazon.com

Either site has them.

Have purchased these without issues.

[rsot]

@just_smile, amazon.co.uk would be the first choice - .com might have higher shipping costs and some sellers will not ship health products internationally.

[they_screwed_me_too]

i use carbamide peroxide (from ebay usually)and a custom made tray

pearly whites

ding

[Ebayorbust]

Tipex would work too but won't taste very nice.

Out of interest, do these strips actually work? Are the results noticable?

[they_screwed_me_too]

Originally Posted by Ebayorbust

Tipex would work too but won't taste very nice.

Out of interest, do these strips actually work? Are the results noticable?

brothers father in law is a dentist of 40 years

says they are "*******"

he did my tray and advised to get the gel online

start with 5 or 10%

i now use 40% plus

can bleach your gums though so dont jump straight in with a high %age

[Ebayorbust]

Cheers for the info.

[they_screwed_me_too]

a little tip

the "boil and bite trays available on ebay for a £ or so do work

great for the top gnashers not so great for the bottom ones

was up your way for a few days in glasgow this week

[JJGold]

If you're serious about getting your teeth white, don't diddle around with Crest Stips. Get some proper trays made at your Dentist. My Dentist coded them as corrective trays and they were covered on my insurance. Then buy the gel. I use Opalescence PF 35% and that stuff will have your teeth looking like Eric Estrada. It's professional level whitening at a very affordable price.

The other option is get them lasered. If you want immediate results this is the way to go.

[MM78]

Originally Posted by JJGold

that stuff will have your teeth looking like Eric Estrada.

[they_screwed_me_too]

takes me back man

[rsot]

Originally Posted by JJGold

If you're serious about getting your teeth white, don't diddle around with Crest Stips. Get some proper trays made at your Dentist. My Dentist coded them as corrective trays and they were covered on my insurance. Then buy the gel. I use Opalescence PF 35% and that stuff will have your teeth looking like Eric Estrada. It's professional level whitening at a very affordable price.

The other option is get them lasered. If you want immediate results this is the way to go.

Covered by insurance...sick nice!

[LoopHole]

Originally Posted by JJGold

If you're serious about getting your teeth white, don't diddle around with Crest Stips. Get some proper trays made at your Dentist. My Dentist coded them as corrective trays and they were covered on my insurance. Then buy the gel. I use Opalescence PF 35% and that stuff will have your teeth looking like Eric Estrada. It's professional level whitening at a very affordable price.

The other option is get them lasered. If you want immediate results this is the way to go.

Is that gel stuff safe on your teeth? How often can you use it before it eats the enamel?

[JJGold]

Plenty of info out there but starting out you would probably do 5 days in a row for 30 min - 1 hour per day, then 1 time per month to touch up.

Bleaching teeth is not a modern invention, Ancient Roman's used urine and goat milk to whiten their teeth. The modern gel tastes much better.

[jeffweico]

Just be careful who you buy from. You DO NOT want counterfeits! I have no experience with these, but I bought some Mach 3 razor blades on eBay once, before I knew they were being counterfeited, and I almost ended up in the emergency room!

[GreenBean]

Here is the result if you buy the OEM variety

[AmazonStealth]

The "at home" solutions are always crap. If you are looking for something serious go to the pros. Most of the time it is covered under insurance, very affordable, payments plans, or all the above.

[Gamefreak]

Anything that risk your health you should NOT be buying from ebay.