SMILESHOW Teeth Whitening Strips, New Formula Pap+ for Sensitive Teeth,14Packs of 28 PCS

I have never heard of this brand, SmileShow, but I have used other brands of teeth whitening strips before. These are reasonably priced at $19.99, but were on sale for $15.99 when I ordered them. So, that's a deal right there.They seem a little more substantial, or thicker, than other brands, but they stuck well to my teeth. I wouldn't go out with tooth whitening strips, but I could endure 30 minutes easily enough at home.When I removed the strips after the first treatment, my teeth were visibly WHITER! I wasn't expecting such fast results, but there it was.My teeth get a little whiter with each treatment, as long as I don't go dirtying them up between treatments!Great price, great product.

These are okay, they do stick if you dry your teeth off a little bit before applying. The bottom strip though is semi-rounded which made applying them awkward. They did not cover more than my 4 front bottom teeth (and half of the 2 canines next to them), but left a lot of the strip in the back, the design is strange. The top strip is a rectangle and covered well enough, stayed in place, but the material is much stiffer than other brands I have tried. It is like a stiff plastic that takes a while to form to your teeth, very inconvenient after using other brands with the softer material. These also must be left on for 30 minutes, I am used to the 15-20 minute strips, but this is not too much of an inconvenience. These also made me salivate a lot, like way more than normal. I do feel like they whitened a little after the first use. My teeth are not sensitive after using (I normally get sensitive teeth about halfway through these 2 week treatments). There is no weird flavor to them. Overall they are just okay. For the price however, absolutely skip these and get a name brand/local store brand option. These are $20 higher in price than I would ever pay.

These are impossible to use. The substrate is way too thick, so they don't adhere to your teeth

Over the years, I’ve tried several different tooth whitening strip products, as well as the whitening gel products with which a blue light is used to activate the whitener. This product is the strip type, not involving use of a blue light.Pros:Relatively inexpensive compared to the well-known name brand versions of teeth whitening strips.Cons:Bottom strip is much smaller than top strip. This means it doesn’t cover as many teeth on the lower jaw. So, if you have a big smile that exposes lower teeth beyond the front six (which are covered), those teeth further back won’t be covered by the strip, and will remain stained and visible. That is not a good result.Both upper and lower strips seem stiffer than name brand strips. In some ways that makes them easier to line up and apply to teeth. But then it’s harder to get the strips to fold over the front of the teeth toward the back and remain folded over nicely. So I feel that, in total, the more flimsy name brand strips are easier to use overall.In my personal judgment (which might differ from yours) and on my own teeth (which are certainly different from yours), after using the product for a complete course of 14 strips, for 30 minutes per strip, I was unable to see any difference in the color of my teeth. If there indeed was a change, I think it was so subtle that it wasn’t worth the inconvenience and minor discomfort of wearing the strips for a total of 7 hours. I’m not sure I want to invest another 7 hours into using up the rest of the box since I didn't notice any change at all after the first 7 hours.Verdict:Although the price is very good compared to more expensive name brand competitors, in my judgment, the whitening result is not as good, and whitening is the whole point of using the product, so I will not be trying this one again, and will try others in hopes of finding one that is less expensive than name brands yet still yields results comparable to those more expensive brands. Personally, I've had more noticeably whitening results with the gel types of kits that include the blue light, as well as the high-priced name brand strip kits.My best usage tip:As I mentioned, I’ve used many different brands of strips and gels over the years. One thing I’ve learned is that the clear silicone tray, or mouthpiece, that comes with all the gel sets, is a nice thing to have in that it serves as a barrier to prevent your tongue from contacting and licking the gel off your teeth. But the hot tip is, if you use up a gel set, SAVE the silicone mouth tray. Then, if you ever use a strip-style (not gel) whitener in the future, you can put the strips on your teeth, and then insert that silicone mouth tray, which will help hold the strips in place on your teeth, and also still serve as a barrier to prevent your tongue from hitting the strips and potentially knocking them out of position. I use this method all the time now and I feel it’s a big improvement over using the strips alone. I hope that you find this tip helpful!

A tea drinkers must have. I never knew how bad tea could stain my teeth until I started drinking 2-4 cups a day. I noticed no matter if I brushed them twice a day I still had yellow cream colored teeth. Yuck! I had to use SMILESHOW teeth strips in addition to toothpaste baking soda and peroxide. I’m finally found my balance with these. They’re easy to apply easy to use and easy on your teeth. I love my teeth. They’re not perfect but they’re mine. We only get one set so treat them as such.

These strips seem to work well. I found the whitening effect similar to Crest White Strips for sensitive teeth. The only difference is that these strips are a bit more plastic-y than Crest, so the ends didn't stay down as well. Still, my teeth looked nice and white at the end of one treatment, with no sensitivity issues.Note: With this I use a blue light purchased some time ago, as that seems to really help these types of strips. Also, because my teeth are sensitive, I never use all of these treatments at once. I'll usually do this once a week or every other week to keep my teeth looking white without killing them.

I had a whitening treatment not so long ago, and i use this strips to maintain. They are very easy to use. I have a concern which is that they do not stick well to the teeth and that makes them very uncomfortable to use.If you find a way to keep them for at least 30min and you use them constantly, then yes, you will get some decent results. They are not terrible, you can archive nice results with them. They are not painful at all. Other ones i have tried can be painful. Painful might not be the right word but they may put on some sort of weird, tingling effect in the teeth. This ones do not cause that.I like them, my only problem is that the glue isn't very good and they come off once you try to put them on. So it is hard to keep them on for the required time. If you are able to do it, and you use them constantly, yes, you get decent results.