Gum Light, 32 LED Red & Blue Light Gums Sensitive Support and Teeth Whitening Accelerator

It does what it's supposed to, and does it pretty well, though it only lasts a couple years before the battery starts to go and the coating starts to get icky and tacky. I'm now on my third one, use it daily (on the red+blue setting) and it keeps my gums healthy and happy. When I first buy one, the charge usually lasts for 5 days, then eventually it drops to 4 and finally 3... and then a while after that I get a new one. The cons: charging is kind of a pain, it seems to work best if I don't plug in the USB end of the cable all the way. It also blinks the entire time it's charging. You want to cover it up or put it someplace you won't see it, because the blue light WILL hurt your eyes, and not just in the "painful to look at and creates a huge yellow spot in your vision" way. Seriously, they should have it be red light only for charging, so you don't damage people's vision. At least you'll know when to charge it by the way it blinks instead of turning on when you try to use it, so you can check if you need to charge it by seeing if it turns on again after you use it. (Unfortunately, the blinking is also blue, so I hide the lit part behind one palm when doing this test so it doesn't hurt my eyes.) The other minor issue is that the instructions tell you to dry your mouth before using it. I don't do this because I can't - I salivate so much that just having the thing in my mouth at all will have it drenched in no time. So I have to carefully rinse off the in-the-mouth part after each use. I've considered using plastic wrap or something to cover it, but that'd be quite a pain as well, and at this point I've got some skill at moving it around under the faucet in such a way that the main body doesn't get wet, at least most of the time. Luckily, stray drops just make it turn on, but again, that's when you get searing blue light in your eyes followed by yellow spots. Seriously, I really wish they would make it work red-light-first, with blue light only on the second touch. If they did that and did red for charging too, the entire thing would be much safer because it'd be almost impossible to end up with the blue light in your eyes by accident. (Yes, I get that some people only want the blue light for tooth lightening purposes, but that doesn't mean you can't just have one tap for red, two for blue, and three for red+blue, or some other ordering. Just require more than one tap for blue, that's all I ask.)

I’ve been using this gum light for a couple of weeks now, and while I’m not entirely sure about the whitening results yet, I can say I’ve noticed a real improvement in my gum health. My gums don’t bleed nearly as much during brushing, which makes me feel like this thing is doing something right. What I Like: • The device is easy to use and fits comfortably in my mouth. • I like that it uses both red and blue light—you just turn it on and let it do its thing. • The small size makes it easy to incorporate into a daily routine. • It seems to actually be helping with gum sensitivity, at least in my case. What I Don’t Like: • The power button is way too sensitive—it’s easy to accidentally turn on or off. • There’s no carry case included, which would’ve been really helpful for storage or travel. My Final Thoughts Overall, I’ve had a positive experience with this so far. It feels like it’s supporting better gum health, and that’s what I was looking for. I’ll keep using it and see if the whitening effects show up over time. Tip for Buyers: Find a small case to store the device since it doesn’t come with one—it’ll help keep it clean and protected.

I have been using this for almost a year now, it is still working. I originally wanted this for the red LED lights only. as it turns out, the blue LED lights will kill your morning breath, clear the coating off your tongue and of course whiten your teeth when used with a peroxide gel. I never used a gel with these lights because I had a severe sensitivity to it many many years ago that was excruciating. The red leds help with tooth sensitivity and gum health I used the lights 2 or 3 times in a row, each session is about 10 or 15 minutes, while watching tv at night or browsing online, NO BLEACH. The next morning when I woke up, my breath was still fresh. I couldn't believe this and I never expected that to happen as I was really trying to help with gum recession. The effects for morning breath lasted a few months until I needed to do it again. So, while it is not a permanent fix for morning breath, it is close enough lasting months for me! I still use these dental lights and I have several sets now, some cordless and some wired. I will never be without these red and blue mouthpieces! This is still working fine for me, I just wish it came with a case although I was able to find some here on Amazon at fit it 4x3.5" If you don't believe me about the lights, you can google phototherapy. The blue led lights are a proven treatment for acne because they kill the bacteria. Red lights help with bone, tissue, inflammation, maybe bacteria too. For $30, you should absolutely get this for the benefits it provides. It does not get hot and it is comfortable to wear. Just don't talk with it in your mouth because anyone that hears you will now be imitating you for, well, at least a year now with no end in sight. lol.

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It took me mor the a 2 months to receive this product. The company helped me receiv it and it took very long time. I was very disappointed to discover it wasn't working after only 2 time of use. Now i will have to return it and this is a very big disappointment for me. I do not recommend anyone to have such an experience.

Good stuff. I use it regularly and have noticed a slight difference