Listerine Whitening Strips

I have used Listering Whitening strips for nearly two years on and off. I work as a flight attendant which is obviously a customer facing role, 90% of the time passengers and crew mention how white my teeth are. This product does work...... Yes its slightly difficult to use at first but as with most things in life the more you practice the easier it becomes.

If you want hollywood whiteness use Listerine whitening strips

Already seen excellent results from using listerine whitening strips withing two weeks as stated. Would recommend them! Although they don't completely dissolve, annoying! I can get over this as they do whiten teeth.

Pay a little attention to applying them...and they really work.

I used them once a day for a month...and got really good results

I like them. I just don't know if they worked enough.

Best product, a year ago I tried another whitening strips and they didn't work I used them for like 2 months and saw no noticeable changes. It was a bad brand Listerine works.

They are easy to use, but you have to be careful taking it out the package because they tear easily. They might now completely dissolve on your teeth.

I love these! I have noticed a big difference in my teeth. You do have to be careful not to rip them but I like that they dissolve.

As a Bzz Agent, I received a sample of this product and a $3 coupon, so I payed about $21 in the store (I believe it normally costs about $24 in the stores).

I found that the product is quite easy to use and doesn't take an extensive daily time commitment, like some of the whitening tray products do. It needs to be used 4 times a day, and dissolves in about 10 minutes. Don't expect the product to completely dissolve to nothingness, though, as you may assume it does from advertising. After the 10 minutes, there is still some residue on the teeth, but it is not visible, and since it has a pleasant taste, it should not be too bothersome. The taste is a light mint flavor, and it does last even after the product has dissolved, so it leaves you feeling fresh. Some other whitening products (Crest comes to mind) leave a somewhat chemical aftertaste, so the flavor of the Listerine Whitening Strips is a nice change of pace.

Another difference between the Listerine strips and Crest strips is that the Listerine strips didn't cause me any tooth or gum sensitivity. I had some problems with discomfort and pain after using the Crest strips, and did not find that with the Listerine strips at all.

While the strips are on your teeth, they may feel a bit sticky at first. My top and bottom teeth stick together a little when I first put the strips on(not a big problem, though, since the strips dissolve quickly). The only other problem was that sometimes the strips stick in the package and then tear when you try to pull them out because they are stuck to the package.

On to the most important factor - the results: I started to see a difference in the whiteness and brightness of my teeth before the two weeks was up. It works even on some of the problem areas, like right along the gum line and in that area right in between your teeth, where it is harder to keep them white.

Overall, an easy-to-use product, comfortable to wear, quick results. I would recommend it.

In summary - I can't believe these things are even on the market. I'd love to hear from someone with a different view, if there is anyone.

In summary - I can't believe these things are even on the market. I'd love to hear from someone with a different view, if there is anyone.

Listerine Whitening Strips are very difficult to use. It is hard to even see in the package! I threw a few away thinking the foil packs were empty. They "melt" on your lips and are hard to remove if you can find them. They fold and stick to the wrapping, create a gooey glue-like coating that's hard to tolerate for the 10 minutes. I saw no appreciable difference after enduring the frustration for a week. I wrote to the company, and all they said was "return for a refund".

Perhaps this product is better than nothing, but it's a close call. I wouldn't use it again, even if it was free.