32 White
Purple color-correcting · PAP · Enamel-safe

Yellow teeth don't have to be your normal.

42 strips. 21 days. Visibly whiter teeth — without the burn, the trays, or the dentist markup.

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01

Purple color-correcting tech

Neutralizes yellow tones on contact — the same color theory makeup artists use, applied to enamel.

02

Enamel-safe. No peroxide.

Formulated with PAP, the gentler whitening agent. Built for sensitive teeth and daily use.

03

Visible results in 21 days

42 strips, 21 treatments, 30 minutes a day. No trays, no lights, no dentist chair.

How it works

Three steps. Once a day. That's the whole pitch.

  1. 1

    Apply

    Press one purple strip to the top, one to the bottom. They grip — no slipping, no trays.

  2. 2

    Wait 30 minutes

    Drink water, answer emails, doomscroll. The PAP whitens while the purple cancels yellow tones.

  3. 3

    Peel and smile

    Remove, rinse, done. Repeat daily for 21 days and watch your before/after do the talking.

The science

What is PAP, and why purple?

Two mechanisms, one strip. Purple pigment cancels yellow tones on contact (an optical effect). PAP — a peroxide-free whitening agent — chemically breaks apart the stain molecules underneath.

Mechanism 01 · Optical

Purple cancels yellow

On the color wheel, violet sits directly opposite yellow. Complementary colors neutralize each other — the same reason purple shampoo de-yellows blonde hair.

YELLOWVIOLETCOMPLEMENTARY= neutralize

Effect is immediate but optical — the real whitening happens below.

Mechanism 02 · Chemical

PAP oxidizes the stain

PAP (Phthalimidoperoxycaproic acid) releases active oxygen that breaks the long, light-absorbing chains inside stain molecules into smaller, colorless fragments.

BEFOREStain moleculelong conjugated chainabsorbs visible light → looks yellowPAP + Oactive oxygenAFTERColorless fragmentsshort fragments don't absorb visible lightPAP breaks the chromophore — color disappears, enamel stays intact.

Same outcome as peroxide — fewer side effects.

Why not peroxide?

PAP vs. Hydrogen Peroxide

PAPsurface only
ENAMELDENTINPULP / NERVE
  • • Oxidizes stain at the enamel surface
  • • Doesn't demineralize enamel
  • • No nerve irritation → no sensitivity
Hydrogen Peroxidepenetrates
ENAMELDENTINPULP / NERVE
  • • Diffuses through enamel into dentin tubules
  • • Demineralizes enamel (calcium loss)
  • • Irritates the pulp → sensitivity, burn

Peroxide whitens by stripping minerals out of the enamel rod and irritating the nerve inside the dentin tubule — that's the burn and the sensitivity. PAP oxidizes the stain on the surface without demineralizing the tooth, which is why it's safe for daily use on sensitive teeth.

21-day timeline

What's happening, day by day

Shade A3Shade B1
  1. 1Day 1
    Optical lift

    Purple cancels surface yellow on contact.

  2. 2Day 7
    Surface stains fade

    PAP has broken down coffee, tea & wine chromophores.

  3. 3Day 14
    Tone evens out

    Deeper stains in the enamel rods continue to oxidize.

  4. 4Day 21
    Visibly whiter

    Full 42-strip course complete. Maintain monthly.

42 strips. 21 days. One less thing to hide.

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32 White — Purple Teeth Whitening Strips
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32 White — Purple Strips

42 strips · 21 days · PAP, enamel-safe.

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