I want to start off by saying that I have not personally used Opalescence Teeth Whitening gel or the trays. I found something else called Idol White before I found Opalescence. However, I am completely satisfied with my decision, mainly because what I used is quite a bit cheaper.
Anyway, Opalescence is one option I would say is a pretty good option if you prefer to be able to go directly to a store and buy your trays and gel and walk out with them. However, if you consider yourself to be a bargain shopper, then I suggest you shop around.
Opalescence teeth whitening systems generally run about $50 for a 1 month supply, so depending on how long you want to be whitening your teeth, in the long run, you could end up spending almost as much as it would cost you to go to a dentist to get trays and gel. Also, the $50 is for if you shop around and find a bargain. Most places may cost you a little more.
Comparing Opalescence teeth whitening systems to options like in-office teeth whitening is simple, because opalescence is obviously a lot cheaper. Compare your $50 a month to about $650 per visit. It is pretty fast, but definitely not cheaper.
As far as ingredients go, a lot of the leading brands, including opalescence teeth whitening systems, have ingredients that are very similar. The active ingredient is carbamide peroxide, which is mixed with some form of generic gel. So, Idol White which is what I use, and Opalescence teeth whitening gels are essentially the same thing.
When it comes down to it, I would much prefer to buy a product that has a 1 month free trial and a 90 day unconditional return policy on anything I buy. That's why I went with Idol White. However, if you would prefer to have to pay for that first month of use, you can feel free to use Opalescence.
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