Cosmetics & chemicalschemical

Teeth whitening pen (Smilekit)

The product has an excessive concentration of hydrogen peroxide as a bleaching substance (measured value: 7,6% by weight). Hydrogen peroxide is harmful if swallowed and it can also cause irritation and ulcers when in…

Read the official notice → Teeth whitening pen
Date
2026-09-11
Country
France
Brand
Smilekit
Product
Teeth whitening pen
Classification
chemical
Category
Cosmetics & chemicals
Source
EU Safety Gate

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