Brite White Machine

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

and the carbamide peroxide is 30%.. sorry was out of office, so i'll scan over and see what other answers are needed.

[Chelle]

I believe carbamide peroxide breaks down to hydrogen peroxide... but I could be wrong. It's been a long, long time since I took chemistry.

What percentages do the dentists typically use? Anyone know? Also I thought the higher the percentage, the more sensitivity experienced?

[Alan @ TanToday]

Dentists use 20-30% hydro sometimes. My take home kit from the dentist is 7% which is crazy for me after 3 days of using them. They are literally super sensitive for a week after. And they wonder why I have not refilled in the last year.

[GenuineTan]

Is there a web site where I can look at the equipment and procedure? I can't seem to find one. Thanks!

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

www.MiracleBriteWhite.com This site is being updated, but you can still view most of the info on there..

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

i'm getting more info for Chelle and will post back as soon as I have the info needed!

[thecabanatan]

If you have sensitive teeth does it make your teeth more sensitive, some whitening treatments do that

[Alan @ TanToday]

Originally Posted by thecabanatan

If you have sensitive teeth does it make your teeth more sensitive, some whitening treatments do that

It does not make them sensitive. That is why I am in love with this company and why I am backing them as an online distributor.

Our site http://www.getwhiter.com should be live tomorrow or Thursday.

[thecabanatan]

Thats great

[solarmeter®]

Employee around? Where's Soakin' Greg? 24/7 Video Attendants! Card Access...

[SandiGirl]

Originally Posted by EyeconesUSA@aol.com

When the machine is first turned on it shows Phases 7 and time 90. Each phase is 5 minutes. When start is pressed the time counts down from 90 seconds with the Blue LED light on, after that it counts down 60 seconds off, then on 90 seconds, off 60 seconds. This equals one full phase. The machine then turns off, setting the timer to phase 6, and 90.

I just got dizzy.

If it's 5 minute intervals, what's with all the 60 and 90 minute countdowns?

[Alan @ TanToday]

The light pulses. It's not on the entire time.

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

Also, it is not 60 and 90 minute intevals, they are 60 and 90 second intervals. No need to watch all that.. Just check in at the end of each phase ( 5 minutes)

[SandiGirl]

Ooops that's what I meant...but was too dizzy.

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

lol (: i understand!

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

Ok Chelle, this is for you!

Carbamide Peroxide is a buffered Hydrogen Peroxide, with a longer shelf life and less sensitivity. CP is not regulated by FDA; however, HP is regulated by FDA because of the strength, sensitivity and acidic effects to the teeth. With our CP you will not get softening of the enamel. Also, HP has alcohol, which dehydrates the teeth, our CP does not, meaning you will not get the dehydration problems.

Hope this helps. Both are peroxides.

[The Freshness]

What type of professional license do you need to offer and provide this service in a tanning salon? FYI I'm in Florida...

[Shane]

Freshness,
I would check with your state to be 100% sure, but the great thing with this unit, is that you are not physically touching the client. You are basically applying the gel to the mouthpiece and then telling them how to do it.

[eyecandytanning]

Originally Posted by SandiGirl

Jeebus, I didn't ask for financials....just wondering about traffic flow to see if it's only beneficial in larger salons. No shooters for you on the RV. ***Meri, take note.

...added to list...

[EyeconesUSA@aol.com]

The only state I know of that has any problems with Brite White in the salon is New Jersey, but I will verify this for you in FL. NJ only allows this in the dental office.