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Offline RandomGuy99

I noticed a certain well known online retailer has the Colgate Overnight Whitening Pen for sale at a 50% discount (£10 instead of £20)

Has anyone tried these?

Do they work?

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I noticed a certain well known online retailer has the Colgate Overnight Whitening Pen for sale at a 50% discount (£10 instead of £20)

Has anyone tried these?

Do they work?

Plenty of reviews online weird to ask here  :unknown:
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Offline RandomGuy99

Plenty of reviews online weird to ask here  :unknown:
Thanks.

Just thought I'd try to get a personal opinion from someone instead of trying to wade through the paid for reviews that are biased.

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Please delete this thread.

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I noticed a certain well known online retailer has the Colgate Overnight Whitening Pen for sale at a 50% discount (£10 instead of £20)

Has anyone tried these?

Do they work?

Is this for anal bleaching?

Offline RandomGuy99

Is this for anal bleaching?
Lol you could try that. Let Colgate know how you get on.

Offline RogerHealey

Lol you could try that. Let Colgate know how you get on.

It gives you the "ring of confidence" after all...  :lol:

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Offline Stevelondon

Tried this product a little while back but was disappointed with the result.

I’ve gone back to steradent. Active plus mind you.

Offline PepeMAGA

Friend of mine uses whitening strips and tastes them. I've only had enlighten whitening in the dentist. It's very effective, but expensive and quite painful in the second week

Offline puntingking

i thought whitening products may be harmful in the long run for your teeth and gums as it could cause gum recession or/and enamel loss.


I would stick to hygienist treatment and if you really want to whiten your teeth speak to the dentist who can recommend the safest whitening product.

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I noticed a certain well known online retailer has the Colgate Overnight Whitening Pen for sale at a 50% discount (£10 instead of £20)

Has anyone tried these?

Do they work?

A lot of their reviews say No, and they advise using for 35 days!!

A simple idea is to brush your teeth with Turmeric powder, leave for 5 mins and then brush teeth with toothpaste

good resuts after 5 days. Google it for more info


Offline RandomGuy99

I used a Colgate brush on kit about 15 years ago. It worked but it made my teeth ultra sensitive, so I stopped using it.

Offline Xtro

I use Colgate Ultra Sensitive toothpaste and it doesn't like it when I use other toothpastes.  :rolleyes: