Luster pro teeth whitening kit at Lloyd's pharmacy was £49.99 now £10.00 sorry no click and collect on this item delivery is £3.95 unless spending over £35.00. if you use code STAY20 you get £5 off a £20 spend so you may want to add something for £10 and get it all for £15 :-)
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itsdavidjones1984
20 Mar 178#17
I just use tipex
alu355
20 Mar 176#5
This is pointless as proper whitening strength can only be sold by a dentist in the UK
hvc123xo
19 Mar 173#1
*Click and collect not available
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hvc123xo
19 Mar 173#1
*Click and collect not available
guttediam
20 Mar 17#2
Heat from me even with £3.95 this is a good deal. Don't forget TCB think it was 4.2%
jodie89
20 Mar 171#3
Is This Stuff Any Good?
moob to jodie89
20 Mar 171#21
What alu355 said.
Legal over the counter stuff won't make any significant difference.
There is a company that sells Dr George's Whitening Gel - which has a similar strength active ingredient to that sold by the dentist - http://www.smile4you.co.uk/ - they've found a loophole that allows them to sell it. It's good stuff.
watson44
20 Mar 17#4
Lloyds selling this for £28 on Amazon, reviews aren't that good, but for 50% less...may be worth a punt
Fakespot gives the reviews an F. States reviews are "inauthentic/low quality"
spembo
20 Mar 171#8
Get the crest strips from amazon.com, they are what you can get from the dentist (except under oral b brand in uk)
daz1969
20 Mar 17#9
order cancelled... have they sold out already? :disappointed:
cherry_1306 to daz1969
20 Mar 172#10
Lloyds pharmacy is terrible with their stock count. I had my orders cancelled numerous of times despite them being accepted at first.
sradmad
20 Mar 17#11
good find op, heat added
djh1975
20 Mar 172#13
Firmino must have used this stuff.
Stevie.Badman
20 Mar 17#15
cold - can't click and collect
morrig
20 Mar 17#16
Stated like a dentist.
itsdavidjones1984
20 Mar 178#17
I just use tipex
1616french to itsdavidjones1984
20 Mar 172#23
Shoe whitener is quite good too
karbra
20 Mar 17#18
I'm definitely not a dentist - however, I've wasted more money over the years trying to whiten my teeth. The only thing that worked was having them done at the dentist.
Shatwell
20 Mar 171#19
Stated like a dentist fanboy :smile::wink:
karbra
20 Mar 17#20
Fanboy? Is that a word?
Besford
20 Mar 17#22
Has it not occurred to you that there is good reason why this stuff is 'dentist only'? No doubt you'll be crying to the authorities when it all goes wrong!
Looks like the same as the amazon £20 one posted earlier..
itsdavidjones1984
20 Mar 17#25
Good choice, tipex used to be better when you could sniff it too. 2 birds 1 stone.
moob
20 Mar 17#27
I had mine done at the dentist first, so have the professional mould. This saves a small fortune on refills from the dentist, it's quite simple to follow the same instructions, but thanks for your concern.
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Legal over the counter stuff won't make any significant difference.
There is a company that sells Dr George's Whitening Gel - which has a similar strength active ingredient to that sold by the dentist - http://www.smile4you.co.uk/ - they've found a loophole that allows them to sell it. It's good stuff.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/qid/Luster-Pro-Light-Teeth-Whitening-System-Solution/B00RKZWEW0
Beware with codes as free delivery is taken away if you apply the 20% off, £5 off £20 spend and £10 off £50.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Briyte-Whitening-WHITENING-Bleaching-Express/dp/B00CNUCEOK/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_sims?ie=UTF8
Looks like the same as the amazon £20 one posted earlier..