I’ll be honest with you – I've always been a bit wary of the time and expense when it comes to in-office teeth whitening. It seems like a lot of $$$ for something that isn’t one-and-done.
Meanwhile, drugstore whitening strips have fallen short of my expectations, particularly as I have tooth sensitivity. I’ve found them to be both ineffective and uncomfortably harsh. BUT they were convenient since I could use them at home, and the price was right.
So, what now? Lucky for me, SNOW Sensitive Whitening Strips came highly recommended to me by my dentist, so I figured I’d give it a shot. Long story short: I found them surprisingly convenient, effective, and gentle on my sensitive teeth. The differences I noticed between SNOW and other drugstore brands was so major, I’m never turning back – and the reasons are clear.
1. The results are serious(ly white)
With the drugstore strips, I was used to waiting and wondering, seeing only slight changes over a long period. Did they work? Maybe? 🤷🏻♀️ But now with SNOW, I started seeing clear, noticeable improvements in my smile in just a few weeks. I read the claim that users can expect to whiten 5+ shades with 15 minutes a day for 8 days, but I was shocked when it actually happened to me. It showed me that getting a brighter smile didn't have to mean spending lots of time and money on those in-office treatments. 🙌
2. My sensitive teeth are completely unbothered
Let’s face it - this was never going to last if it was painful to get the result I wanted. In the past, when I used drugstore whitening strips, it was uncomfortable to say the least. The sensation was like a zinger in my mouth – sharp, achy, not fun. I was bracing myself for more of the same with SNOW Sensitive Whitening Strips, but that moment never came. In fact, my tooth sensitivity during whitening treatments is a non-issue now.
Moreover, when I looked into it more closely, I realized these strips actually help strengthen and repair teeth enamel with hydroxyapatite, a naturally occurring mineral that encourages remineralization. As far as I can tell, those drugstore options never did anything to prevent damage and strengthen my enamel the way SNOW does. And they certainly didn’t taste good, unlike SNOW’s strips, which have a refreshing lavender and mint essence.
3. Whitening my teeth is actually hassle-free now
In my experience, drugstore whitening strips were frustrating to no end. They were messy, difficult to use, plus they left an unpleasant residue and taste. SNOW Sensitive Whitening Strips, on the other hand, changed the game for me with its innovative dissolvable technology. I’m able to seamlessly integrate teeth whitening into my daily routine, even while out and about, which I never could’ve pulled off before. I can actually speak with them in my mouth, and no longer have this slobbery piece of plastic to dispose of as I frantically mop up my own drool (IYKYK).
4. These strips are actually saving me money
I was easily dropping $30-50 on a pack of whitening strips at the drugstore before, and there was very little giveback. I could barely see the difference, tooth sensitivity came on like a mini-traumatic event, and it was a goopy mess. 🥴
For what I’m getting with SNOW Sensitive Whitening Strips, I’d have expected them to be much more expensive, but that isn’t the case at all. In fact, for a one-time purchase pack of 28 strips, I got my teeth whiter for just $29. Here's the pricing for different quantities:
- $19 for 14 strips
- $29 for 28 strips
- $39 for 42 strips
- $72 for 84 strips
Plus, we have an exclusive discount code just for MSA readers like you! Apply code MSA20 at checkout to get 20% off SNOW! On top of that, you can get FREE first shipment + $20 off SNOW when you subscribe to the Confidence Club.
I’m never looking back
Switching to SNOW Sensitive Whitening Strips was a no-brainer for me. They seamlessly fit into my daily routine and are gentle on my sensitive teeth while really delivering on the whitening front. SNOW has truly elevated my pearly whites, and I’m not even breaking the bank. Gone are the days of choosing between a great product and a great price. Now, I can actually get both. Well, for teeth whitening, at least.
