Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

----- 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

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!

The Snow - Wireless Teeth Whitening System is a simple, easy to use product that has little to NO setup. It comes with the whitening mouthpiece and three sticks of whitening GEL (2 x Whitening sticks, and 1 x Extra Strength Whitening Wand). The device itself comes with a base that holds the mouthpiece and the three wands (which is very convenient), and a USB C change cable. You will have to have a USB-A brick that plugs into the wall, but that is not really a concern this day in age. The package does come with instructions, but they are very simple, and do leave questions unanswered that one would have if they have never used a device like this. They recommend that you brush your teeth first, apply a thin coach of the whitening gel, then utilize the whitening mouthpiece for 9-30 minutes. It does not say in the instructions how often you should use the device or give detail maintenance instructions for the mouthpiece itself (just say to dap with a cloth after use). The power button is a little to sensitive, but its not the end of the world. You can cycle through a few different modes (teeth whitening, teeth whitening and gum health, or gum health only) which is nice to have. Overall, the device does work likes its supposed to! I have used it for a week straight now (10-15 minutes per use) and can tell the difference. My teeth are visibly whiter, and stains are less noticeable, which is awesome. Performance wise, hats off to SNOW for delivering on a solid, well performing product. For those that are concerns with sensitivity will using the product, I had none. Now, this will obviously vary person to person, but I had zero pain or sensitivity to this device. In closing, there are a few things I think could have been improved with this product (instructions, power button, clearer cleaning instructions), but none of these are deal breakers for me. The systems works as intended and I could not be happier.

Having your teeth whiten by the dentist is usually $800+ and finically not an option for most. The snow-white teeth wireless system, price tag here is higher than other types of toothpaste and kits on offer at most drugstores, but let us be frank though, any whitening system offered at a bargain-basement price might not work at all and be unsafe since they use harmful chemicals to whiten. Ultimately, you’ll want to be sure any product you put in your mouth is safe and the serum paste you use for this product is made from natural ingredients. The Bad: The simple instructions included should have listed some important info such as the light unit on charging base needs to be facing a certain way to charge. (Power button flashing blue indicates that is it charging) In my case the power button must be facing away from me for it to charge. I feel that the Serum ingredient should have listed in instructions as well. As a coffee/tea drinker for many years my teeth are yellow as a result I always wanted the pearly white teeth that you see on stars like Sterling K. Brown, but after trying other cheaper kits that did not work and not wanting the $$$ at a dentist kept my teeth yellow. After using the Snow Wireless System, it really works for one and two the paste you use ingredients are coconut oil, aloe vera, and peppermint with key ingredient of toothpaste is hydroxyapatite. Teeth are made naturally from hydroxyapatite which allows the ingredient to bind to enamel more easily, helping to protect the teeth. I used it for 7 days with the Maximum Serum paste for 30 minutes each time with really satisfactory results (picture) and a happy camper with the product. Other Info: Can use it for 9-30 minutes each day for 21-30 days straight. If you have sensitivity, then take a break for 1-3 days, and continue. Wavelengths of your lights. Blue - 460 - 462 NM; Red - 620 - 625 NM. Red light option has been known to kill bacteria in the mouth, as well as reduce pain and inflammation. Toothpaste Serum has a self-life of 2 years. The Serum tube requires you to twist it for fluid to flow, it took a lot of twists for me to get Serum out at first.

It is true that teeth whitening treatments are usually not very pleasant, one of the things this product gets right is that you don't feel that uncomfortable pain or sensitivity when using whitening strips that stick to your teeth. Answering the most important question, does it really work and the answer is... Yes, it works better and faster than one can expect, the point is that there are some details about this product that you need to know before purchasing it. The unboxing is easy as everything comes in plain sight and ready to start using, it comes with 2 whitening wand serum that can be applied very easy, it seems to me something very convenient and easy to use, what is not made clear in the quick guide is the amount of serum or what is the best way to optimize the use, there is not more information only the steps to follow to start using the product, there is no information about the daily use or warnings about it. It comes with a charging base that connects via usb-c, the mouthpiece charges wirelessly, it flashes a blue light during charging and static blue light once charging is complete. The performance is what leaves a little to be desired, the on/off button is very sensitive more if used in the shower as water drops can accidentally turn off the device or change the type of light being used, sometimes it stays on one type of light and you have to dry the mouthpiece and press the button again to choose the correct light, also the device turns off by itself in 15 min being that it recommends to be used in sessions of up to 30 min, when leaving it on the base if it is wet the device can turn on by itself and is easily discharged, I recommend drying it very well after each use. I think there are some things that can be improved, an app that can lead the user to a better use and result would be appreciated, a physical button would be more convenient. Taking into account that this product fulfills its purpose satisfactorily but there are some areas to improve, I can say a couple of things, one: this product is convenient if purchased with a discount and two: if you do not mind the small details mentioned above the result can be very good, so considering the above I can recommend this product.

I have been looking for do it yourself Teeth whitening system instead of visiting dentist and got Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System. Inside the box, it came with One Wireless LED Accelerating Mouthpiece, Two Whitening Wands, One Extra Strength Whitening Serum, USB-A to USB-C cable and Quick start guide. Packaging is excellent and impressed with stylish look. Instructions given in the quick start guide was very limited. For first time use, I have followed the instructions provided in the quick guide. First, I brushed the teeth and applied lip balm and then applied whitening serum on each tooth by twisting bottom of the whitening wand. I have powered on the LED mouthpiece and inserted into the month for 30 mins. After 30 mins, rinsed the mouth, mouthpiece with water. The results were great after first use. There are 3 type of LEDs Blue light, Red, Combination of Blue and Red. Blue LED is for Whitening, Red LED is for Gum Health and Blue and Red combo for Whitening / Gum Health. It is easy to charge with provided charging dock and kit has whitening serum for up to 75 treatments. There is no option to refill the serum after 75 treatments and need to buy new whitening bands. The power button is very sensitive during usage, and I ended up changing the mode during the treatment. The position of power button could have been better along with option to show LED mode would be nice addition in future design. I have used daily for a week about 15 mins and the results were exceeded my expectation and teeth are super white now. Other than sensitive button and limited quick start guide, it is worth a buy to keep the teeth white with DIY method at home.

TLDR: (that’s Too Long, Didn’t Read) Snow’s main purpose is to whiten your teeth and it does that really well. It’s a slick kit with everything you need except some basic user manual instructions that aren’t even at the web site. Overall, it does what it’s advertised to do but leaves you asking unanswered questions. Pros: * Wireless mouthpiece is lightweight, comfortable and lasts a while on a charge. * Mouthpiece is waterproof... if you want to shower with it. * Kit has enough whitening serum for up to 75 treatments. * Easy to charge the wireless mouthpiece. * Nice charging dock with a clear lid and space for 3 tubes of serum. Cons: * Extremely easy to accidentally turn off the wireless LEDs during a treatment. * No easy way to know if LED mode changes when in mouth. * Cannot disable blinding bright blue LED at night when on the dock. * Mouthpiece turns off at 15 minutes regardless of treatment duration. * No user’s manual in box or online. Details - Setup: Basic setup is simple. Plug the provided USB-C cable in to the dock and the wall charger. Then rest the mouthpiece in the indentation on the dock to start it charging. The bright blue LED blinks during charging and stays on solid when fully charged. The 3 provided serum tubes store next to in on the dock and the clear lid covers all of it to keep it neat and dust-free. I buy and use a lot of tech products and the one thing they all seem to have in common is a basic user’s manual. Sure, there’s a quick guide for how to whiten your teeth in general (apply serum, insert mouthpiece with light on and wait). I’m talking about the basics of the parts themselves like how to charge the mouthpiece, what the LED light means, how long it takes for a full charge or how many treatments you can do on a full charge, what each button press does, what each LED mode is used for and when you might want to use one versus the others. Etc.. The web site does not answer any of these questions, either, and the “contact us” section works but is cumbersome for finding out answers to these basic questions since you have to wait for a person to reply. Details - Typical Usage: The kit comes with a color sample card so you can document your whitening journey. I took a “before” photo with the color sample card, then started my first session. You twist the end of the serum tube to push up the serum to the brush end, then brush the serum on your teeth while trying not to let your lips rub it off. Next, turn on the mouthpiece and insert it… making sure not to even hint at touching the button again because that will turn the light off and negate most of your session’s work. I quickly got in the habit on not touching the mouthpiece during a treatment and periodically checking that the light was still on with a mirror or another reflective surface. After the treatment is done, take out the mouthpiece, rinse and then wash the mouthpiece before putting it back on the charger. I then took an “after” selfie with the color card to show how my teeth looked after that session. BTW, they recommend not eating for an hour after. Even after just one session I started noticing improvements. Way cool! So far, I’ve done 3 treatments and my teeth look noticeably whiter. I can only imagine how great they’re going to look after the full recommended 21 sessions! One thing that really surprised me was that the whitening instructions say that each treatment should be between 9-21 minutes… but it mentions nothing about how the LED light in the mouthpiece automatically turns off at 15 minutes. Are you supposed to keep the mouthpiece in your mouth after the light turns off or turn it back on, or just stop at 15 minutes regardless? I really would prefer either a beep when changing modes or making it a press-and-hold to change modes or something more obvious and less easy to accidentally change modes or turn it off without knowing. Conclusion: The kit does exactly what it claims and my teeth definitely look whiter even after only 3 sessions. The kit claims it can do up to 75 sessions which is more than enough for 2 people to whiten their teeth and then do some maintenance sessions. I would like improvements in the ease of use of the wireless mouthpiece in general, and more instructions in the box and/or at the web site, but overall, it works great!

Snow wireless teeth whitening kit color edition, I was excited that it is black & has other color options. In the box the kit includes the wireless led light mouthpiece, 2 regular whitening pens, 1 Extra strength whitening pen & 1 charging station, also provides a comparison chart 15 color shades 1 is extremely white 15 is really yellow so everything in between hood to your teeth before you start the 1st treatment then compare to see how many shades closer to white you’ve got with every whitening treatment. It comes with a small folded directions guide but they are kinda vague about what each color light is really for it has 4 light setting blue, blue/red & red so it lets you know blue is for the whitening & in small print don’t forgot to use the red light for your gums. But doesn’t say what it does to your gums, I had to go to the Snow website to get better details red is for gum health. The charging unit is small & slim with a cover fits in a small spot holds the whitening pens also. The les blue light is bright the on/off button is super sensitive to the touch I blinded myself a couple times accidentally touching it taking it out of the box for the 1st time. So it is super easy to use brush your teeth, paint on the whitening serum put on chapstick! Make sure to use it, I leave it in for 30 mins it says to leave it 10-30 mins, I’ve had my teeth professionally whitened at the dentist before & they were super sensitive after for a few days, I felt like I could hear them cracking only drank & ate warm stuff for at least a week, I didn’t feel this way with the Snow whitening kit, my teeth were not sensitive at all!!! I used it for 2 weeks my teeth went down 2-3 shades I drink & eat a lot of high staining liquids & foods, coffee, berries homemade fruit & veggie smoothies & juices so it might have delayed my teeth getting whiter. But over all I really like that it’s fast, easy & wireless so your not tied down for 30 mins you can get up & do stuff while whitening your teeth.

BUILD QUALITY: It comes with three sticks (two regular and one extra strength), the mouthguard, the charging cradle (that holds three sticks), a plastic cover that can go over everything, and a USB-C to USB-A charging cable. The build quality on this device is questionable. It feels relatively well put together but the rubber bite guard on mine falls off easily and no matter how hard I try it doesn’t want to snap back on fully. Like it’s probably 80% where I’m not worried about it but it’s not 100% like it was originally. When I shake it there is something rattling around like something broke loose. The on/off button is touch activated and extremely sensitive where nearly anything will activate it. Including water or your lip. Which can be frustrating when cleaning and wearing. I found the bite guard to be just a smidge too small for my mouth. But otherwise, I think it is a sleek looking device and works as expected. For the price I was expecting a bit better build quality. The docks build quality is excellent. It is very sleek and takes up little room. There is a little cradle for the mouthguard to go into for wireless charging. You also have three form fitting holes for the whitening gel sticks. No complaints here. It doesn’t come with any real instructions. Just extremely basic ones on how to get started. Going to the website isn’t much help either but gets you to the point where you feel mildly competent. But there are ZERO tech specs. Which is really frustrating to me. As I just want to know basic things. Like what is the blue light for, the hybrid light, the red light? How long does it last on a single charge? How long does it take to charge? Or other basic things. I did find that the blue light is 460- 462 nm and the red is 620 – 625 nm on their website. They also report using it before bed but research has also found that blue light in the 450 – 500 nanometer range (nm) can affect your circadian rhythm. This ISN’T UV light as that sits between 100 – 380 nm. Things I noticed while using it is that the device itself has an auto shut off time after 15 minutes. Which is silly and frustrating so I would set a timer for 15 minutes to turn it back on and then restart the timer for the full 30 minutes. I did notice that there was some heat associated with this (nothing alarming or concerning) which allegedly is the chemical reaction of the hydrogen and carbamide peroxide working that I mention below. Battery life for the device itself lasts roughly an hour before needing a full recharge. Recharge time is RIDICULOUS. I’m talking like multiple hours. Which means you don’t want it in your room at night as the blue light on the device will blink when charging and then go solid when done and is extremely bright. I did notice some mild sensitivity after using it. Which is normal as teeth are rather spongy and part of what teeth whitening does is clear those holes (thus getting a whiter appearance) but also can make your teeth mildly more sensitive as liquid can now enter said holes. You get three sticks of whitening gel with this product. Two of them are “regular strength” and one of them is “extra strength.” According to their website the gel is a “proprietary blend of carbamide and hydrogen peroxide” With the regular being “6 – 10%” and the max being “12 – 18%”. Those done at your dentist or in the research studies tended to be around 37% that we don’t get access too as at that percentage it can cause some burning to the gums if your aren’t careful. But is otherwise safe. They recommend applying the gel daily for 9 – 30 minutes for 21 – 30 days straight and then going to a maintenance period after that at least once or twice a week. The LED lights on this device (Blue, Hybrid, and Red) are all VERY bright. THE IDEA: Allegedly, blue LED lights helps activate the hydrogen peroxide and/or carbamide to break down the gel faster and the resulting chemical reaction lifts the stains off your teeth. A nerdier way of saying that is a light source heats hydrogen peroxide, which helps the oxygen in it to break down which creates oxygen free radicals which breaks down the stain containing molecules faster. Neat. THE RESEARCH: Let me just preface this with I’m not a scientist, dentist, or doctor. But I don’t like being had and if I’m giving my recommendation to people, I want to make sure I’m coming from as objective of a standpoint I can. I’d also recommend doing your own research if your curious over going off what I say as I’m not citing the studies I read directly (too lazy) and am just doing a very quick high level summation. Research is a divided on whether Blue light therapy helps improve whitening of the teeth or not. All of them do agree that hydrogen peroxide and/or carbamide are effective in whitening teeth by itself (which is what the gel inside these is made of). Which I think is the key here. But most studies found that MOST light therapy wasn’t all that helpful. One study reported that blue light between 450 – 500 nm can speed up the chemical reaction (this guy is 460 – 462). But others said that was false. The only thing that I saw from the research that was proven multiple times was using a diode Laser at 810 nm with 37% carbamide (which is about 12% hydrogen peroxide) or 37% hydrogen peroxide provided the best results (compared to just the gel alone) but would return back to baseline (what it was before) after 14 days (if nothing else was done). Which to me begs the question if the mouthguards LEDs are a gimmick to make it seem fancier than it is? With the true purpose of the mouthguard being to help keep the gel as unobstructed as possible for as long as possible while providing a barrier to your gums and lips to give the best results? Which is what I would put my money on. Or does it actually help the gel work better? That’ll have to be something you decide. As for Red light therapy. This does appear to be a thing to help with reducing pain, increasing the resistance of teeth against demineralization (enamel erosion), is great for the treatment of aphthous ulcers (canker sores) and has been found to provide immediate pain relief and reduce healing time for that. Among other things. I did not test this out. But did find it interesting. DOES IT WORK?: Before writing this review, I used the product for 10 days for 30 minutes each time. 7 of those days I used the regular strength gel and the last 3 I used the extra strength gel. It comes with a “professional 3D teeth shade guide” and I went from a 4 – 5 to a 1 -2. So, yes it worked for me. But this is also highly dependent on your own unique teeth where some will work extremely well and others not so much. I would provide pictures but for the life of me couldn’t get them to effectively show what I was seeing in real life. CONCLUSION: From my general understanding there is no real difference between going to your dentist for teeth whitening and you getting something like this with the exception of lower costs and slower results (as the dentist uses higher percentage hydrogen peroxide/carbamide and is a lot more involved which makes it work faster). But this costs a lot less than going to your dentist and is wireless allowing you to be productive while whitening. It worked for me, and it’s worked for a lot of other people, so the only question left is which product do you want to spend your hard-earned money on? Personally, I find the device itself to be fine, but think they have plenty of room to make it better, along with adding more instructions, and tech specs, which is why I’m deducting a star.

Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System does exactly what it says. My teeth are now 2 shades brighter after using the system for a few weeks now. I've always wanted to try teeth whitening, but have been pretty skeptical that it would work. When the opportunity came along for me to try this item, I couldn't pass it up. It's really easy to use. I begin by brushing and flossing my teeth. After that I apply Chapstick to my lips as instructed and then apply the teeth whitening serum to my teeth. The serum is easily applied using the whitening wands. Then I place the wireless LED mouthpiece in for a set amount of time. I usually start the process during my right before I begin my shower. The mouthpiece has multiple LED light colors. I use the blue LED light for half the time and then red LED light for the other half. It's easy to use this system and clean up is easy as well. To clean all you need to do is rinse with water and blot dry. I have a larger mouth so this product is easy to use, I'm not sure if someone with a smaller mouth would be comfortable using this item. I do recommend it because it's working for me.

The Snow wireless teeth whitening system is a great all in one package for your teeth whitening needs. It comes packaged nicely with the wireless whitening unit itself, 3 tubes of whitening gel (2 whitening gels and 1 maximum strength) all in an convenient charging base that has a USB C charging cable but does not include a wall plug. I’ve used this for a few weeks it it is super simple to operate. Just put the whitening gel on your teeth and pop in the mouth piece and turn it on. Can’t get an simpler than that. There are a couple of things I did notice but they were not anything major. One was the on button was overly sensitive. Seems to be a touch sensor instead of an actual button and that makes for a sensitive button that you can sometimes toggle the different light modes without even noticing. The other one was the unit turns off after 15 minutes when they recommend up to 30 minutes per treatment. I was sitting with this thing in my mouth for 30 minutes until I noticed it was off. Other than that I enjoy using this teeth whitening system and will continue to do so.

The Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System has good potential but will not be for all users due to the size of the unit which causes major issues with comfort. I have a wide bottom jaw bone so I was unable to really get the full benefit of the Snow System due to no width adjustment of the lightening unit. It was a nightly battle over the past 2 weeks of trying this out to hold the tray onto my teeth at time creating more discomfort and drool dripping out of my mouth than anything. The whitening gel seems to still work without the lighted mouth tray pressed firmly to your teeth, I did see a little lightening, about one shade over 2 weeks. If Snow had developed the unit with a hinge in the center to give even about 4 mm of range, this would help create a product that is useful for many more consumers. At the cost of the whitening system compared to strips ready to use, they could have easily made the unit bigger with sizing trays or the hinge setup. I did fight through the discomfort for 2 weeks of use after receiving the unit so I could try my best to give a honest review and being only 1 shade lower, I have seen better results with the strips. Yes, my shape of the mouth and the tray issue is mostly to blame but you as a consumer need to know that if you have a wide jaw/teeth line, you will not go about this without discomfort and a little aggravation with the snow lighted tray. The storage tray is a neat positive to the Snow unit, keeping everything you need in one spot besides the charging cable. The setup looks great on the sink and everything is very easy to clean. Right now my wife is trying the Snow system as it fits her mouth much better and after 3 days has already seen a shade lower in change. She did say holding the unit in her mouth is impossible as well though, it just slips around way too easy. With all that said, if you want to try this, please do your research and possible see if Snow has a sizing chart or template before buying before you find out your mouth is too large as well.

This has been my first experience with any sort of teeth whitening product and unfortunately, the Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System didn’t quite live up to my expectations and I found it a bit frustrating to use at times due to the way it is designed. I have delayed writing my review in hopes of seeing better results the longer I used the product to make up for its design flaws, but after using it consistently once per day for 10 minutes over the course of approximately two weeks, I’m still not sure if the results I experienced are good enough for me to confidently recommend this product to others. I would first like to point out that I did have some reservations prior to receiving any sort of teeth whitening treatments due to what I had heard from several people I know who have received similar treatments. They mentioned their teeth had become significantly more sensitive after receiving teeth whitening treatments but I can confidently say that the Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System did not cause my teeth to feel any more sensitive than usual so this should not be a concern when it comes to this specific product if you have heard similar things about teeth whitening treatments. As you can hopefully tell from the pictures I have included, my teeth are noticeably whiter but as previously mentioned, there are a few drawbacks when it comes to this specific product. First is the power button. It is a touch-sensitive power button that is way too sensitive. The slightest touch activates the extremely bright LED lights and I hurt my eyes more than once while rinsing the unit after use since even flowing water tends to turn the unit on if you are not careful. In addition, the power button is located too close to where my lips rest while the unit is in my mouth and this has resulted in my lips accidentally changing the mode on more than one occasion (only white vs white plus red vs only red). A manual switch to control the power and different light functions would have been a much better design. On top of this, the unit came with very limited instructions and left me guessing how much of the serum I was really supposed to be applying to my teeth. Overall, I did notice positive results when using the Snow Wireless Teeth Whitening System but the design of the power button makes using the unit a bit frustrating but if you’re willing to put up with this drawback and want whiter teeth, this may be the product for you.

I have always been a proponent of whitestrips as they always seemed to do the job, but after using this system by Snow I definitely have a new favorite preferred teeth whitening method. Right out of the box the initial packaging was of great quality along with the product itself. There were not too many bells and whistles with all the unnecessary accessories as you see with other products so it seemed extremely straightforward. Setting everything up was as simple as plugging the included usb cable into a power adapter and then standing up the case, so all in all it takes less than a minute. Now onto the actual use of the product. To start with I can say I typically appreciate simple instructions, but the instructions included seemed almost too basic and I could have used a little more as I ended up going to the product`s webpage to find a little more specific instructions. However, after looking up those instructions everything seemed fairly simple. I will say that what sets this product apart is the wireless nature as with my usual whitestrips this was one feature that is a must for me. The process was extremely simple each day and after 30 days of leaving the mouthpiece in for 15 minutes each day I moved up two (nearly three) shades on the included guide. After showing pictures before and after using the product (without the guide) my wife was able to distinguish which ones were before and which ones were after. Also, just as important, was that after the 30 days I did not have any teeth sensitivity issues as after using other whitening products this has been an issue for me. Overall, the only real item that did not seem to work absolutely seamlessly was the touch sensitive power button as it is sensitive and at times it did come on without me meaning to hit it or water splashing it. All in all, this product by Snow has impressed me exponentially from the initial packaging to the ease of use and the overall positive effect it had on my teeth. I can definitely overlook the two minor inconveniences of the simplistic instructions and sensitive power button as I would not hesitate to recommend this product.

I love the wireless version. Wish I would have ordered it sooner.

I have been researching products for teeth whitening for a while and finally decided to try this unit. In the box you will get two tubes of teeth whitening solution, and one max cleaning solution. You will also get a charging stand and the wireless mouthpiece. Included is also a quick start guide, although it was simplistic in nature and could have offered a little more guidance. For instance, the unit offers 3 lights modes but those are not discussed anywhere in the documents provided. There is also a teeth color guide where you can mark the color of your teeth when you start. Then mark where they are when you are done with your treatment so see the progress. I would suggest charging the unit before your first use. Once it is charged you are ready to begin. The first time using the solution I chose the regular strength solution. You are instructed to apply a layer on the teeth you want to whiten. The first time you try to do this, you will have to turn the base of the solution tube many times to get any to come out. Keep turning, eventually you will see a clear jel appear at the end of the brush area. As soon as you see it start to come out, then you can begin applying it to your teeth. I would apply a little, then turn the base to have more appear, then apply a little more to cover more teeth. It is not obvious if you have the teeth covered as the solution is clear. Once you have your teeth covered, then you can put in the mouth piece. I found the fit to be pretty good. I did notice I generated more saliva while the mouth piece was in my mouth. Occasionally I would have to take it out to swallow or spit, then put it back in. I kept it in for 10 minutes each session. This first review is after using the product for 7 days. The instructions indicate you can use it for up to 30 minutes a session if you like. To activate the mouthpiece (lights) you simply press the button on the mouth piece. Each press the unit cycles through the 3 color of LED lights, blue, blue/red combo, and red, then cycles to off. When your time is up, you simply rinse the mouth piece, set it out to dry, and you are ready for the next treatment tomorrow. The power button does blink red when it is time for the unit to be charged. I was able to get through a full week of 10 min treatments before the next charge was needed. I started out at a color number of 5 or 6 based on the provided guide. After 1 week of use, 10 minutes per session, with regular strength solution) my teeth were now a color of 4. So there has been improvement in just a week. A few things I would recommend for future enhancements. 1) the power button is sensitive. The lightest touch turns it on and cycles through the colors and then off with each press. 2) the instructions could have a little more details or maybe even links QR codes to videos.

As a lover of red wine and coffee, I jumped at the chance to test this Snow Teeth Whitening system. It is well known that while both are heavenly and delicious, that a major drawback of them is how potent they are at staining teeth. I have been experiencing gum discomfort, so I also wanted to test the red laser to see if it had brought me any relief. To start this review, I am going to answer the basic question that anyone reading this wants to know. Does it work at whitening teeth? After 10 days of testing, I can confidently answer yes it does. My teeth are noticeably whitter. I will leave it to Snow to articulate the exact way it works, but from my perspective as a user I can say the system is effective at whitening teeth. I personally did not experience any discomfort from prolonged use. In fact, after using it my teeth were left with that just from the dentist office clean feeling. Included in the box is everything you need to get started. Three tubes of teeth whitening solution is included, which is enough for about 75 applications. The mouthpiece is removable from the main unit for cleaning. The LED unit is well designed but takes some getting used to because the power button is touch activated, which makes it very easy to accidently trigger by an unintentional touch while handling or cleaning the unit. To minimize unintentional activations and surprise flashes of bright light, I hold the unit with two fingers from the side. Since the device is wireless, I am free to move about and do other things while it is activated and in my mouth. It is rechargeable and I was able to get several days of use before it needed to be charged. Red lasers are reported to have some healing benefits for some people so I used this product to determine if I am one of the people it would help. The device can be activated with both the red or blue laser active, or in a combination red and blue mode. At the end of my test period, I feel that my discomfort was reduced somewhat. But my recommendation is somewhat less emphatic because it is impossible for me to say whether the red laser will work for you. Overall, this Snow Teeth Whitening system is very effective at its namesake, so for that purpose it has my complete recommendation. It is quite expensive but what price do you put on your appearance and gum health? If your appearance and having whiter teeth is important to you, then this system is well worth the price. Especially since you get professional results at a fraction of what a dentist’s office charges. My thoughts on the red laser are my opinion, but if your gums are in bad shape then I would recommend giving it a try to see if it helps. I am going to continue to use the red laser with the hope that with long term use, it will improve my gum health.

Seems to be coming apart. I’m not sure if that’s a feature or damage.

I wanted to get my teeth whiter so i purchased the item. I have seen improvements in the process of my teeth gettig whiter and to get it on sale for 170 wasnt bad at all