Review on Easy-smile Tooth Whitening Kit - Led Light + 60 Cc (6x10cc) 35% Carbamide Peroxide + 3cc FCP Enamel Gel for Remineralization + 2 Trays by Eric Render

I didn't originally plan to write a review because I forgot to take a starter photo, but I was so impressed with this set that I decided to do it anyway. Please forgive me for the lack of before and after. THE GOOD - This set is amazing for the price. Compared to whitening strips or professional products, this is phenomenal work for a fraction of the price. It works out! My teeth started about halfway down the little chart they give you and are now the second whitest. I'll try a few more times and see if I can get it up one last time, but they still look very white - you're getting a TON of bleaching gel. I chose not to put them at the very back of the trays as no one but my dentist would ever see them and I only used 2 out of 6 syringes. I keep the rest in the fridge to touch up after about 6 months - The instructions are very clear, just follow them to the letter and you won't have any problems - I've had no complaints other than a tingling sensation in my gums. here and there no worse than a piece of spicy food. THE BAD - I can't say much bad about this set. The lower splint didn't fit my teeth very well, but it still served its purpose. The only slight discomfort was that the gel sometimes got between the teeth and stung the gums there. But I found a pretty good way to prevent most of these (note below) TIPS. Just a few things that I realized after using this set a few times. If you want to make sure that the entire tooth is covered with gel, but do not want it to get on the gums (it will burn a little), after preparing the mouthguard, dry the teeth and gums with a tissue and wipe them then off with a swab. apply some petroleum jelly to gums with a cotton swab (do not get on teeth). After that I was able to come into contact with the gel up to the gumline without burning. If you get on the teeth, just wipe it off with the other side of the cotton swab. You can also save a ton of gel by dropping your teeth back into the tray a little and then pushing them forward. Then you don't need as much gel because half of it won't bruise your back.