At-home LED whitening kit
WellaWhite At-Home LED Teeth Whitening Kit
A whitening gel, an LED light, moldable trays and a shade guide in one kit. Here is what the seller says it includes, how it is used and what to check before you buy.
- Gel, trays, LED light and shade guide in one kit
- Sessions of 15 to 30 minutes, per the seller
- Ships worldwide, per the seller
- 30-day return window, with conditions for opened items
Price seen on the seller’s checkout on November 12, 2026. Packs of two, three and five were listed at $74.00, $69.00 and $59.00 per kit. Prices can change.
We have not tested the kit and make no promise about results. The seller handles payment, shipping and returns.
Product images are from the seller’s page. Colors and contents may differ.
A kit for whitening at home
What the seller lists, in plain terms
Whitening gel
LED light
Moldable mouth trays
Shade guide
Sessions of 15 to 30 minutes, per the seller
Three steps, per the seller
Ships worldwide, per the seller
Ask your dentist first
Whitening gel
LED light
Moldable mouth trays
Shade guide
Sessions of 15 to 30 minutes, per the seller
Three steps, per the seller
Ships worldwide, per the seller
Ask your dentist first
About the kit
What the seller says, and what to check
What comes in the kit
The seller lists a whitening gel, an LED light, moldable mouth trays and a shade guide. The seller describes sessions of 15 to 30 minutes.
The LED light
The seller says the light accelerates the process. The best research we found tested light on in-office treatments with stronger gels and saw no extra whitening. We have not seen trials of home LED kits.
What to check before you buy
A short list from the American Dental Association (ADA) and from our reading of the seller’s pages.
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Sensitivity
The ADA calls sensitivity the most common problem with whitening and says it is usually temporary. It also warns that overuse can damage enamel or gums.
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Crowns, veneers and fillings
The ADA says whitening does not change them. The seller’s own FAQ says the gel may not whiten artificial surfaces.
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Ingredient and strength
The pages we read do not say which peroxide the gel uses or how strong it is, and mention no ADA Seal. Ask the seller before you pay.
What the seller lists in the kit
Four parts, with our notes
Each part is described as the seller describes it. The notes on what is not stated are ours.
Whitening gel
The seller describes a gel formula used with the trays. The pages we read do not state its active ingredient or strength.
LED light
A light placed in front of the teeth during the session. The seller says it speeds up the process, but cites no trials.
Moldable mouth trays
Trays that soften in hot water so you can bite down and shape them to your teeth, according to the seller.
Shade guide
A guide for comparing tooth color. The seller does not say which shade scale it uses.
How the seller says to use it
Three steps from the seller’s product page
Prepare the trays
The seller says to soften the moldable trays in hot water for a few seconds, then bite down to shape them to your teeth.
Add the gel and the light
A small amount of gel goes into the trays. The LED light is placed in front of the teeth.
Rinse and compare
The seller says to switch the device off after 15 to 30 minutes and rinse. Compare with the shade guide, and follow the instructions that come with the kit.
Frequently asked questions
Does at-home whitening work?
Studies of home whitening products found short-term whitening compared with a placebo, but the certainty of that evidence was rated low to very low (Cochrane review, 2018). Results vary from person to person.
Does the LED light help?
The best trials we found tested light on in-office treatments and saw no improvement in color change. We have not seen trials of consumer LED kits, and the seller does not cite any.
Will it hurt, and is it safe for sensitive teeth?
Sensitivity is the most common side effect of whitening, according to the American Dental Association (ADA), and it is usually temporary. The seller calls the kit gentle. We cannot verify that, and the seller’s pages we read do not name the gel’s active ingredient or strength. Ask a dentist first if you have sensitive teeth, gum disease or cavities, or if you are pregnant or nursing.
Can I use it with crowns, veneers or fillings?
The seller’s own FAQ says the gel may not whiten artificial surfaces. The ADA says whitening does not change crowns, veneers or fillings.
What does “up to 9 shades whiter” mean?
It is a claim on the seller’s page. The pages we read do not say which shade scale the figure refers to or how it was measured, so treat it as a best case, not a promise.
Is it a subscription?
No subscription was shown at the checkout we opened on November 12, 2026. Confirm on the checkout page before you pay, because we did not place an order.
Can I return it?
The seller’s policy allows returns within 30 days of delivery, but it says opened health and personal-care items cannot be returned unless defective or damaged, and you pay return shipping. Requests go to the seller, not to this site. See Returns & Refunds.
Who sells and ships the kit?
The seller named in the checkout terms, Movira LLC, 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, Delaware 19958, USA. This site only describes the kit and links to the seller’s checkout. See Company Information.
Who runs this page?
ODONTO MASTER ASSISTENCIA ODONTOLOGICA LTDA, CNPJ 05.003.765/0001-07, Av. Barao do Rio Branco, 2817, rooms 2005 and 2006, Centro, Juiz de Fora, MG 36010-012, Brazil. We are an independent affiliate. Full details are in the footer.
Offer details
Everything below comes from the seller’s product page, legal pages and checkout, read on November 12, 2026. We did not place an order.
Product sheet
- Product
- WellaWhite at-home LED teeth whitening kit.
- Seller
- The WellaWhite pages name no company or address. The checkout runs on ultradeala.com, whose terms name Movira LLC, Lewes, Delaware, USA.
- In the kit
- According to the seller’s page: a whitening gel, an LED light, moldable mouth trays and a shade guide. Sessions are described as 15 to 30 minutes.
- Ingredient
- The gel’s active ingredient and strength are not stated on the pages we read.
- Price
- $79.00 for one kit. Packs of two, three and five were listed at $74.00, $69.00 and $59.00 per kit. Shipping is added at checkout ($5.99 for one kit and $6.90 for two when we looked) and depends on where you live.
- Payment
- One payment by card, with other methods listed at checkout. No subscription was shown. We did not place an order, so we have not seen what comes after payment.
- Returns
- The seller’s policy gives 30 days from delivery. Change-of-mind returns must be unused and in original packaging, and it says opened health and personal-care items cannot be returned unless defective or damaged. You pay return shipping, and original shipping is not refunded. A used kit may not qualify, so ask before you buy.
- Delivery
- The seller says orders usually leave within 24 hours and U.S. delivery takes 2 to 12 business days after dispatch. Customs duties and taxes are the buyer’s responsibility.
- Checked on
- November 12, 2026. Prices and terms can change.
What you will find when you click
- The button opens the seller’s checkout in a new tab, on get-wellawhite.ultradeala.com. You can read the seller’s product page at get-wellawhite.com before you decide.
- The checkout lists packs of one, two, three or five kits in U.S. dollars and asks for your delivery address and payment details.
- It also shows a countdown timer, a low-stock bar, a discount banner and customer quotes written by the seller. We cannot verify them, and this page does not rely on them.
- The seller, not us, handles payment, shipping, support and returns. We do not sell the kit or see your order.
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