Suspicious it wouldn't work, I did one side of my mouth only, for 2 weeks and there was no difference from the other side! When I sent it back for refund they refused to receive it. ...
Celebrity Sexy Teeth is a ripoff and products like this should be regulated before they can advertise and distribute and start charging people's credit cards! They should at least be tracked down and prosecuted. I could tell this product was bogus when I first put it on my teeth! No telling what ...
This product is advertised on the USA Today Sudoku page on the internet. The ad has a link to a fake review of tooth whitening products. It is a false advertisement for a product that is no more than white powder in a liquid. It does not whiten teeth in any way. ...
I attempted their item "risk-free", wasn't pleased and delivered it back to get a reimbursement inside the 30-time guarantee time. Bill of item recognized by ionlineorder.com, reported reimbursement could be provided within 7 to 10 times. It's been over per month today with no ...
I ordered this product and used it religiously for 30 days and go ABSOLUTELY ZERO RESULTS, (they claim it only takes 14 days for substantial results). They pose their advertisement as an objective survey on websites but it's nothing more than a scam to peddle their utterly useless product. It comes ...
Celebrity Sexy Teeth is extremely expensive, and what you get is about 1/20th of an ounce of Hdrogen Peroxide mixed with a wee bit of ordinary whiteners as found in toothpaste. It doesn't work, and the anonymous website claiming to have found it better than five or six name-brand whiteners is ...