Question 1

what are the correct instructions for use ....mine came without instruction leaflet

Accepted Answer

According to their website:
-Brush teeth
-make continuous bead of gel using 1/3-1/2 a syringe for each tray
-insert trays over your teeth
-lightly brush away excess gel from gumline
-leave trays in for 2-4 hrs for 20%
-remove trays
-clean trays with toothbrush and water

Question 2

As noted above there is an expiration date on the syringe. What is the expiration date on yours?

Accepted Answer

The exp. date is located on each syringe. The newer syringes (as of Jan. 2016) have the exp. date in a readable format on the lip of the syringe where the handle enters the body. Older syringes have the exp. date inprinted on the round body of the syringe near where the handle enters the syringe. Is is encoded with a letter (batch identifier) and 3 digits, example: S127. Last digit stands for a year of expiration and the two digits after the letter is the exp. month. In the example provided the exp. date is December of 2017. NOTE: It is not 2007 as many think, the gel can not last 9 years in a syringe, it will be all dried out. Our (Green Dot Sales) current exp. date as of Feb. 2016 is 12-2017. However, the exp. date changes month to month as we update our stock on weekly basis.Thank you.

Question 3

Does the product come with an expiration date that you can read so you can tell whether it is still full strength or not? (Edited to add, another commenter decoded the batch ID on each syringe, it's Letter + 3 digits, and the three digits are MM/Y where MM = the expiration month and (201)Y = the expiration year.  The b…

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The exp. date is located on each syringe. The newer syringes (as of Jan. 2016) have the exp. date in a readable format on the lip of the syringe where the handle enters the body. Older syringes have the exp. date inprinted on the round body of the syringe near where the handle enters the syringe. Is is encoded with a letter (batch identifier) and 3 digits, example: S127. Last digit stands for a year of expiration and the two digits after the letter is the exp. month. In the example provided the exp. date is December of 2017. NOTE: It is not 2007 as many think, the gel can not last 9 years in a syringe, it will be all dried out. Our (Green Dot Sales) current exp. date as of Feb. 2016 is 12-2017. However, the exp. date changes month to month as we update our stock on weekly basis.Thank you.

Question 4

WHAT IS THE EXPIRATION ON THESE

Accepted Answer

Up to two years if kept in refrigerator

Opalescence PF 20% Teeth Whitening 8pk of Mint Flavor Syringes (4 Packs of 2 Syringes)

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