Premium Clinical Whitening System — LED Teeth Whitening Kit
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1 / 20Dr. Dave Steuer, D.M.D., Ph.D. · Harvard-trained endodontist
Whitening designed to go easy on sensitive teeth.
4.9· 22 customer storiesIn-office whitening commonly runs $300 to $600 in Dr. Steuer’s experience.
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Color: White/Pink
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Why it works
In-office whitening commonly runs $300 to $600 in Dr. Steuer’s experience, and some people find it leaves their teeth sensitive. ILUMI is designed to go easy on sensitive teeth: a pH-balanced gel, a desensitizing gel pen in the box, and one 10-minute session a day at home.
Made in an FDA-registered facility
Designed with sensitivity in mind
Includes three whitening gel pens and one desensitizing gel pen
4.9· 22 customer stories· customer stories
“I've tried the drugstore strips twice and both times I quit on day three because of the zingers.”
“Honestly I expected to wait two weeks for anything.”
“My dentist quoted me just under $600 for in-office whitening.”
“Every gel I'd used before left my gums white and raw along the edges.”
“I do not have a skincare-routine kind of life.”
“I drink four espressos a day, which is why past whitening never stuck.”
“The flavor thing sounds petty until you've gagged through a whitening tray.”
“With strips I'd have to avoid cold water for a day afterward.”
“I did an unreasonable amount of research.”
“I'd written off my two front teeth as permanently dingy.”
“I've had recession on two teeth for years, so cold anything is a gamble.”
“I panic-ordered this with ten days to go.”
“The last brand I used slid around and left the gel on my gums.”
“Load the tray, wear it while I do paperwork, rinse.”
“I'm on video constantly for listings.”
“Decades of coffee and I figured that was that.”
Why this kit
Clinical logic, home convenience
Dual-wavelength LED
Blue and red LEDs run together for one 10-minute session, then the device switches itself off. Blue light is used with the gel. Red light has been studied for easing sensitivity.
Built around sensitivity
A pH-balanced gel made in an FDA-registered facility, plus a blue desensitizing gel pen in the box, so you have a plan for the zing before it starts.
Ten hands-free minutes
The device runs for 10 minutes and switches itself off. You can stop sooner if you like.
Clinical authorship
Formulated by Dr. Dave Steuer, D.M.D., Ph.D. — Harvard-trained endodontist, Ph.D. Natural Health and Medicine, Ph.D. Sports Nutrition.
How to use it
Notice how easy this is
Four simple steps. About 10 minutes a day.
- 1
Charge and dry
Charge the cordless device. Dry your teeth.
- 2
Apply the whitening gel
Take one of the three whitening gel pens, not the light-blue pen. (In the white and pink kit the whitening pens are white. In the black and white kit they are black.) Twist the pen to express the gel, and apply it directly to your teeth, right where you want the whitening. We recommend this: look in the mirror and put it on the teeth that need it most. You can also apply a thin line inside the mouthpiece instead.
- 3
Wear it for 10 minutes
Seat the mouthpiece over your teeth and turn it on. The device switches itself off when the session ends.
- 4
Wipe and rinse
Take it out, wipe the gel off, and rinse. Do this once a day.
The light-blue pen is not the whitening gel
- The light-blue pen is the desensitizing gel. It does not whiten.
- Do not put it in the mouthpiece, and do not use it under the light.
- Only if your teeth feel sensitive: after you finish whitening and rinse, apply it to your teeth, once that day.
- Whitening always uses the other three pens, never the light-blue one.
What's in the box
Everything for a round, counted
- 1 cordless, rechargeable LED device with red and blue lights
- 1 charging cable
- 3 whitening gel pens
- 1 light-blue desensitizing gel pen (not for whitening)
- 1 shade guide
- Instructions
The device runs one 10-minute session and switches itself off. Results vary.
Choose your option
Kit, strips or maintenance — where the LED kit fits
Every formula shares the same pH-balanced chemistry. They differ in how hard they work, how fast you see it, and when you'd reach for them.
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- Strength
- Strongest — clinical gel + dual-wavelength LED
- Sensitivity
- Designed to go easy on sensitive teeth: pH-balanced gel
- Time to results
- Most people see change in the first week
- Best for
- Your first full round, or a reset before a wedding, shoot or interview
- Strength
- Strongest — LED round plus maintenance products
- Sensitivity
- Low — same pH-balanced gel, gentler maintenance steps
- Time to results
- First week for the round, then held long-term
- Best for
- Whitening and keeping it, without reordering piece by piece
- Strength
- Moderate — precision strip, no device required
- Sensitivity
- Low — engineered against the sting of drugstore strips
- Time to results
- Designed for a short daily run over about a week
- Best for
- Travel, desk drawers and touch-ups between LED rounds
- Strength
- Strong — same clinical gel, refills your device
- Sensitivity
- Low — identical pH-balanced formula
- Time to results
- Matches an LED round once you already own the device
- Best for
- Repeat rounds after your first kit
Results vary with starting shade and coffee, tea, red wine and smoking habits. Whitening does not change the color of crowns, veneers or bonded fillings. See how the chemistry works.
Built by a clinician who has delivered 12,000+ smiles. In-office whitening commonly runs $300 to $600.
Questions answered
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$65, with a desensitizing gel pen in the box and one 10-minute session a day.
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