MikeG
Smileactives teeth whitening gel
Smileactives teeth whitening gel Revue: A TOTAL MARKETING GRIFT-SCAM. I drink coffee in the morning and so can use a good teeth whitening product. So I decided to try Smileactives. I ordered it on January 4th 2026 and my card was billed a few days later. I received it about a week later. I’ve been using it as directed twice daily since but have seen little improvement in the color of my teeth. Together with the dab of toothpaste, it cleans very well. And the elect brush works fine. But my teeth do not seem to be getting any whiter after over a month. I will continue for another month to see if it works. As for their online presence, the website is primarily focused on sales and hyping the products. It’s not clear up front at all. But after recieving your order, eventually you learn that they automatically send unsolicited products (a large gell bottle and 3 tooth brush ends that you yourself have no idea they are setting you up with) and bill your credit card automatically and monthly, or longer if you take issue with them, but the kicker is, there is no way on the website to end the orders. Additionally, you don’t even have to set up an account for them to scam you in this way. All you have to do is place an order. When I placed an order, at a discount (bait) there was no mention of an ongoing contract. I was misled to believe it was a regular business, and that I myself would re-order if I liked the product and wanted to continue, or at least given than option to do so. But Noooooooo. To my surprise, upon receiving an order a month later, large size amount and extra tooth brush ends, I contacted customer service on the phone to ask why I had received extra stuff when I had not ordered any. The customer support woman was friendly enough, but was obviously reading from a script that used HIGH PRESSURE SALES TACTICS. I had to emphasize to her repeatedly in no uncertain terms that I did not want monthly shipments of this stuff. Instead of just telling the truth, or asking me if I wanted to cancel, or stating the truth that there is no way to cancel online, and that the company she works for is a total marketing scam, the woman tried her best to follow the script, apparently. She kept beating around the bush, trying to get me to buy into them moving out the delivery date of the next shipment (that I never ordered and did not want in the first place). Infuriating! I had to tell her this 3 or 4 times before she LIED and said verbally that the ongoing shipments would end. After the call I received an email from the company saying the shipment had been moved out to August. I went back to the website, poked around in it for about a half hour and confirmed THERE IS NO WAY TO CANCEL YOUR ORDER. SO YEAH, TOTAL SCAM. And the web design is awful as well. It’s too bad. Because the business could have chosen to be honest and try to provide a positive experience for their costumers. The product does contain hydrogen peroxide, but seemingly not enough to do any good in the business of teeth whitening.(They must be taking their Qs from Donald Trump, the grifter in chief).



