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Kris K.

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4 Reviews by Kris

  • Sporting Smiles

3/15/24

My husband bought bleach trays. He did not know that bleach trays are supposed to be scalloped otherwise the bleach BURNS the gums so badly they cannot be used. After a couple of months of him trying and failing to be able to bleach his teeth I looked at the trays and told him what the problem was.
I sent a note to their "warranty" department. Liz sent a canned email response about retainers that had nothing to do with the message sent to her. The company would NOT accept a return, repair them, or replace them. Ripoff.

Also, their brand of bleach is disgusting. It foams in the trays, bubbles up, and burns the gums regardless of what kind of tray is used (my trays from the dentist are scalloped and I could not tolerate their nasty bleach).

I'm guessing all the positive reviews are faked.

AVOID at all costs.

Tip for consumers:
I hope everyone who has issues with them will file a complaint with the Better Business Bureau and the Attorney General. Hopefully the latter will revoke their license to do business.

Products used:
real, scalloped trays from our dentist

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  • Dentalstores

7/10/23

They process then cancel orders if you use a virtual card number, like Eno, to protect your credit card number. Legitimate websites accept virtual card numbers (like Lowes, Home Depot, Amazon, Google Pay, etc). They do not accept Paypal or any method of payment that masks your credit card number.
Looks like they are one of the sites that try to capture your actual credit card number, meaning the likelihood of fraud afterward is very high. Avoid.

  • Smilox.com

7/9/23
Verified purchase

They process then cancel orders if you use a virtual card number, like Eno, to protect your credit card number. Legitimate websites accept virtual card numbers (like Lowes, Home Depot, Amazon, Google Pay, etc). They do not accept Paypal or any method of payment that masks your credit card number.
Looks like they are one of the sites that try to capture your actual credit card number, meaning the likelihood of fraud afterward is very high. Avoid.

Products used:
Dentist.net

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  • 123RF

6/27/20

123RF charges 2 credits for jpgs, 10 for EPS files and roughly half the EPS files downloaded don't export to PSD format. Some don't even expand to what's displayed on the site in EPS. Contacted support since package purchsed was $100. They were so polite and said credits were issued. Credits were not issued. Richard from support was unable to calculate the number of jpgs and eps files available in my account and properly credit the account. Filed a complaint with the BBB, Attorney General, and disputed the charge with my credit card.

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Kris K.'s review of Smilox.com earned a Very Helpful vote

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