What is included in the teeth whitening starter kit?
Both options include one unit each of 16%, 25%, 35% and 44% dual-barrel hydrogen peroxide gel, one 44% carbamide peroxide pen, five gingival barrier syringes, five soft cheek retractors, five desensitizing gel pens and one handheld LED curing light.
What equipment do you need to start a teeth whitening business?
At minimum: professional whitening gel, gingival barrier for soft-tissue isolation, a curing light for the barrier, cheek retractors, a desensitizing product, a shade guide for documentation, protective eyewear and a whitening light or machine. This starter kit covers the consumables and the curing light, with the floor-standing LED machine available as the second variant. You also need to confirm the licensing and supervision rules that apply where you operate.
What is the difference between the two starter-kit options?
The $199 core option contains the gels, barriers, retractors, desensitizing pens and handheld curing light. The $499 option contains all of those supplies plus the entry-level floor-standing LED whitening machine.
Is the LED curing light the same as the whitening machine?
No. The handheld curing light is used to harden compatible light-cured gingival barrier. The optional floor-standing whitening machine is positioned in front of the teeth during compatible whitening protocols. They are not interchangeable and most setups need both.
What teeth whitening machine is best for a salon?
For a salon adding whitening to an existing service menu, an entry-level floor-standing LED machine is usually the right starting point. It rolls between stations, needs no plumbing or fixed installation, and suits lower appointment volumes. Higher-volume clinics running back-to-back sessions are better served by the professional machine included in the larger kit.
How many appointments can the starter kit support?
There is no reliable fixed number because each product has a different yield and dispensing protocol. The kit includes five retractors and five desensitizing pens, so some consumables may need to be replenished before the gels are depleted.
Can estheticians do teeth whitening?
It depends entirely on where you practise. Some jurisdictions permit non-dental providers to offer cosmetic whitening, often with restrictions on who may place product in a client's mouth; others restrict it to licensed dental professionals or require supervision. Rules change and vary by state and country, so confirm the current requirements with your own regulator before offering services. Nothing on this page is legal advice.
Does the starter kit include training or certification?
No. This product contains physical supplies and equipment only. The complete 8-module LaserGlow Online Teeth Whitening Certification Course, required assessments and personalized Certificate of Completion are sold separately.
What is the difference between this starter kit and the professional kit?
This starter kit provides smaller opening inventory and an optional entry-level machine, starting at $199. The professional kit includes the higher-volume physical assortment and the professional LED whitening machine, and is built for providers running regular appointment volume.
Can the gels and supplies be reordered separately?
Yes. LaserGlow sells the primary whitening gels, gingival barrier, cheek retractors, desensitizing products, curing light and whitening machines separately for restocking and future upgrades.
Does buying the kit authorize someone to perform whitening services?
No. Purchasing equipment does not provide a license, certification or legal authorization to perform services. Buyers must verify the laws, supervision rules and professional requirements that apply in their location.
Professional-strength whitening products are intended for trained users following product labels, appropriate client screening, required isolation and applicable laws. Results and product yield vary. Existing restorations such as crowns, veneers and bonding do not whiten like natural tooth structure.
