Snow - Wireless Teeth Whitening System - Black

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• Rated 4 out of 5 stars

  Mostly nice with a few quirks

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  The Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System is a nice product, and one I have been excited to try. I have always wanted to try whitening my teeth, so this looked like a promising product to try out. From opening the package, everything has a nice, premium feel to it. Everything is packaged nicely and feels well made. The package comes with the Wireless mouth piece, 2 regular tubes of serum, 1 extra strength tube of serum, the charging base, and a charging cable. The cable is just a USB cable, so you'll have to provide your own wall plug. The first drawback I noticed is that the documentation is not very detailed. They give you very brief instructions on what to do, which I could've figured out on my own. Basically brush your teeth, put some serum on your teeth, then place the mouthpiece in your mouth for 9-30 minutes. Pretty basic. Although, where I need a little more detail is how much of the stuff do I put on my teeth? How often can I do it? Daily? Twice a day? How long? A week? A month? Longer? None of this is answered in the box. If you go to the website you can find a few more answers, but some of it is still vague. Like how much to use. It basically just says everyone is different. At least give me some guidance! I don't want to use too little and not be effective, but at the same time, I don't want to use too much and run out within a week. I at least did find out that you can use it up to a month, and can do it up to two times a day. Overall, I would just like a bit more guidance, especially with such an expensive product. When it comes to actually using it, it's pretty straightforward. As stated before, you just brush the serum onto your teeth and then place the mouthpiece in and turn on the light. You can do a blue light, red, or a combination of blue and red. Blue is for whitening, red is for gum health, and the combo is for both. I chose to just do the blue light since I am just wanting to whiten my teeth right now. Now, it says you can use the device in the shower, so I figured I would go this route to do a little multitasking. One of the first things I noticed, is that if you make a lot of saliva, which I do, its really gonna puddle up in there over the 10+ minutes you have this thing in your mouth. It says you can just spit it out midway and put it back in, but to me this seems like you'll be spitting out the whitening serum, so I just opted to wait the whole time. Which, if you decide to do, be sure to be near a sink, or do the shower option, otherwise you'll be drooling all over yourself the first couple times you do it. After 2-3 times, I kinda got the hang of it and this wasn't a problem anymore. But just be aware that first time. Next, it says you can use it in the shower, but this comes with it's own challenges. Mostly, the power button is touch sensitive, so anytime water touches it, it cycles through the modes. The first time I used it, it would change colors or turn off and I didn't know why. Then I figured it out. Now, I am more careful to keep it out of direct water, and I check it frequently to make sure it's still on the blue light. I just feel like if they were going to encourage in-shower use, they should've had a better solution for the power button. Maybe use a physical button that needed to be pressed rather than a touch sensitive one that would change anytime water hit it. Aside from these few quirks, it's actually a very nice product, and easy to use. I have only been using it for a week, and only once a day for about 10 minutes or so. While it is very subtle, I have at least noticed some improvement to the whiteness of my teeth. You can see my picture attached, and while at first glance it looks the same, there is a slight improvement. It is a little more noticeable in person. I will continue using it for the rest of the month, and I may increas to twice a day, maybe for longer periods, or I might switch to the extra strength serum. Or some combination of those. But overall, I am very confident that I will continue to see results. In conclusion, the Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening system has a few quirks which will take some getting used to. And you may have to make your way to their website for a little more instruction on how to use it. But once you get it down, it is pretty simple to use, and you should be able to get some results in a few weeks.

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  Posted 3 years ago by David

• Rated 4 out of 5 stars

  Convenient & Effective At-Home Whitening

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  ----- SUMMARY ----- Verdict: The Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System delivers effective whitening without uncomfortable sensitivity. The quick results are impressive, and I’m a fan of how convenient the kit is. Overall, I’ve had a good experience, but I think Snow should improve the power button and instructions. They are minor annoyances that, if fixed, could make a good product great. Even as it is, I’d still recommend this to anyone looking for effective and convenient at-home teeth whitening. Pros: - Fast whitening results - Simple and convenient to use - Mouthpiece is wireless and water-resistant - Little to no tooth sensitivity - Blue light for whitening and red light for gum health - Around 75 treatments in the kit - Charging station included for easy charging and storage Cons: - Vague instructions - Easy to accidentally activate the power button ----- DETAILS ----- Setup: When you open the box, everything is neatly packaged, and you’re greeted with a message that says “Welcome to the Snow Family”. The minimal yet elegant packaging reminds me of unboxing Apple products. It’s a positive first impression, and I appreciate the attention to detail. What was lacking is detailed instructions. There is what I’d describe as a quick start guide in the box that tells you the basics: brush your teeth, apply serum, and put the mouthpiece in for 9-30 minutes. However, I had several questions that the instructions don’t answer, like what’s the best way to clean the mouthpiece? How much serum do I need to use? How often can I whiten? You can find answers to these questions and others on the Snow website, but I’d expect these basics to be in the instructions. I haven’t found answers to some other questions though, like how many treatments can I typically do on a full charge? It seems that I either just have to charge after each treatment or find out how long it lasts, which could be a nuisance if it runs out mid-treatment. I think better instructions and more product information in the box would improve the experience. Design: There are three main components to the Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System: an LED mouthpiece, whitening wands, and a charging station. The whitening wands contain a whitening serum that’s dispersed onto bristles as you twist the bottom. Applying it is like painting a thin layer on each tooth. Afterward, the LED mouthpiece goes in your mouth for 9-30 minutes (depending on your desired whiteness) to enhance the serum effects. The charging station is useful because it holds the mouthpiece and three whitening wands in place. There’s an included USB cable with one end that’s USB-C which goes in the charging dock and the other that’s USB-A which you’ll need to plug into a wall charger (not included in the box). Everything included in this whitening kit is easy to use and has an aesthetically pleasing design. Features: What’s neat about the mouthpiece is that it’s wireless. This gives you a lot of flexibility to multitask while doing a whitening treatment. I like that I can do tasks around the house without a cord getting in the way. The mouthpiece is also water-resistant, and Snow advertises that you can use it while showering, but I wouldn’t recommend it. The issue is that the power button is touch-sensitive and water droplets can turn it off without you noticing. This is also an issue when rinsing the mouthpiece after each treatment because it's easy to accidentally touch the power button or get water on it which turns on the very bright light. The idea of a touch-sensitive power button seems nice because it adds to the premium look and feel, but in practice, it’s a nuisance. That aside, it’s a good mouthpiece that enhances the whitening effects. Another feature of the mouthpiece is that you can toggle between blue light for whitening, red light for gum health, and a combo of red and blue for both. The main purpose of this kit is whitening, but it’s nice to have the red light for gum health as well. Results: I’ve had good results with the Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System. It really does work, especially with consistent use. I love coffee but not the stains it can leave on teeth. Snow helps those go away in just a few treatments. I’m impressed that it produced noticeable results within a week. The kit has enough serum for up to 75 treatments, so it’s a good amount to whiten and help maintain whiter teeth over time. I’ve also been impressed that it doesn’t cause uncomfortable tooth sensitivity. This may vary from person to person, but I haven’t noticed any sensitivity. I couldn’t say the same about other at-home whitening treatments I’ve tried. ----- WHAT’S IN THE BOX ----- 1 x Accelerating LED Mouthpiece 2 x Whitening Wands 1 x Extra-Strength Whitening Wand 1 x Charging Station

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  Posted 3 years ago by Kelby

• Rated 5 out of 5 stars

  Works great for those with hard to whiten teeth!

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  I was a little reluctant to try yet another whitening product, as most have been disappointing, and few have had results that last longer than the next day. The Snow system has so far work wonderfully! It's pretty easy to use, comes with everything you need to get started, and the mouthpiece charges through USB-C! I even tried charging with with all of the type-C chargers in my apartment and every one worked! The system is pretty straightforward: clean your teeth, apply the whitening goop (conveniently held in an easy and clean to apply pen-brush, no white-out or nail polish type brush & bottles), place the apparatus over your teeth, and voila! Whiter teeth! Now, the first application was a little weird, it's been a while since I last tried anything that was just a feature in my toothpaste and it takes a little bit of a commitment to jump back into holding a device between your teeth for 30 minutes a day. It fits like a (sports/athletic) mouthguard with a touch-sensitive button & battery pack on it, but is also only about the weight of a nice mouthguard, too. The instructions do give you a very solid recommendation to apply lip balm prior to inserting the light device, and this is a recommendation you will appreciate following, it keeps your lips from getting chapped while using the light and makes the removal easy and pain-free. I forgot this step on day 3 and it was not the most pleasant action, like ripping a bandage off my gums... but with my beard and mustache caught up in the mix! After getting in a routine with the Snow system, you'll find a perfect time to use it for 30 minutes a day and it will become second nature! I use mine while responding to emails after lunch and it works like a charm, even when I'm in the office! The 15 shade guide that is in the box gives a good idea of where you started and where you are, I started at an 8-9 and am currently around a 5 after two weeks! The system is a bit on the pricier side, but it compares in results to some of the treatments I've had done at the dentist and gives you the flexibility to use it from home. I would definitely recommend giving the Snow Whitening System a try if you struggle with perpetually less-than-pearly "whites" and are looking for a convenient, at home (or not, the charging station fits great in a backpack and the cover with a little tape keeps everything sorted nicely) system to try to remedy that problem!

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  Posted 3 years ago by Mike