Beauty

[SilleeMee]

It's a US-made pen called MAXXGEL. You get a pack of two for $15 and free shipping at Walmart. Each pen contains about 0.1-oz  vs Intelliwhite's 0.12-oz.

I have used both the Intelliwhite Pro and Platinum pens and have had very good results with both. But after a while the cost of using the Intelliwhite can add up. The Maxxgel pens work just the same and saves me money. Highly recommend!

[sim2222]

Good to know.  I will have to check it out.

[Nightowlz]

Thx for sharing. I have never used any of that stuff on my teeth. They are super sensitive & don't know if they would be more sensitive using it.

[SahmIam]

Will have to check those out.

[sweetee2]

Thank you so much. I use on very time I brush my teeth. 

[willdob3]

@SilleeMee -

Thanks for letting us know! 

Is the dupe also good for teeth - non-abrasive & no sensitivity? Those are reasons I like & use Intelliwhite.

The WM ones sound much more economical if they really are the same.

[SilleeMee]

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@willdob3 wrote:

@SilleeMee -

Thanks for letting us know! 

Is the dupe also good for teeth - non-abrasive & no sensitivity? Those are reasons I like & use Intelliwhite.

The WM ones sound much more economical if they really are the same.

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@willdob3,

According to what I read on the distributor's site (pharmacydirect dot com) this product is supposed to "improve the health of your teeth". That's what they wrote in their description. They don't mention sensitivity but I can tell you that I haven't experienced any with this product. I also have sensitivity issues with my teeth and the application of any whitening gel can cause some pain if I leave it on too long and/or don't rinse thoroughly after 15 minutes of placement time. If you have used the Intelliwhite pens, these Maxxgel pens are nearly identical in the way they make my teeth look and feel afterwards. They are fantastic imo. A real money-saver.

I'm using the Intelliwhite mouth guard with the Maxxgel pens...just like usual.