12 Best Teeth Whitening Kits and Toothpastes for Men 2023

Strips infused with teeth whitening formula are a smart choice for blasting stubborn stains with minimal mess. They stick to teeth and are thrown away after daily use.

Our testers noticed a difference after eight days and they were hugely impressed by the final results after a fortnight. They liked the minty taste and travel-friendly sachets, although some found the hour-long processing time too long. Nobody complained about sensitivity though.

This teeth whitening kit is a bonafide bargain. Simply apply the strips directly to your teeth and peel them off half an hour later.

Charcoal powder is the active agent here, making them messier to use, but they gave many testers their desired results just four days into the fortnight-long course. The packaging is compact and the discreet touch-up pen is handy for popping in your bag.

This pocket-friendly whitening tool can be whipped out in case of emergencies to vanish Shiraz-induced stains. We appreciated its compactness, and it gave the majority of our panel a “natural-looking whiteness”, avoiding the dreaded faux veneer effect. It was gentle on sensitive teeth, too.

These minty, peroxide-free strips dissolve on your teeth after six minutes, so you don’t need to faff about peeling them off. They stick on easily but some testers said they left a tacky gel-type residue.

It takes a week of twice-daily use to achieve the best results but our testers spotted a difference after four days. The sachets are small enough to carry around for overnight stays, too.

There’s no denying an expensive-looking smile runs in the Kardashian/Jenner family. This Kendall-approved pen features a vegan formula and has a pleasant vanilla-mint flavour, which went down a treat with our panel. Although only half were impressed with its whitening powers, it was easy to use, and didn’t cause any sensitivity.

These minty fresh strips were great at tackling even the most prominent stains in just 15 minutes, leaving most of testers with whiter teeth. They're fuss-free to use, too.

If you’ve tried teeth whitening kits in the past and been unimpressed, this one will help restore your faith. With a sleek and tidy design, the kit itself was fool-proof to use.

The peroxide-free mix proved to be gentle on teeth and gums, but didn’t compromise on whitening results, with most testers seeing brighter smiles.

With individually packaged sets of strips, travelling and whitening your teeth doesn’t get any easier than this. They boosted whiteness for half of our panel, without leaving a nasty aftertaste or scent behind, while three quarters reported no sensitivity issues.

There are three steps to this kit: brightening serum, activating serum, and polish. It sounds fussy but the treatment only takes three minutes.

Our testers found it a bit messy to apply and it proved tricky to keep the serum in place for the recommended 30 seconds. Still, they raved about the speed. It leaves a fresh taste in your mouth and doesn’t trigger sensitivity, but the whitening effects could be stronger.

This minty whitening toothpaste has been specially formulated to buff and polish teeth without eroding enamel. It dominated the competition in our lab tests, leaving teeth noticeably whiter after three weeks of twice daily use.

Our testers loved how clinically clean and fresh it left them feeling too, with some saying it rivalled a trip to their hygienist. Those with sensitive teeth did not find it remotely aggravating and it successfully banished even long-term stains.

If you don’t believe a toothpaste can whiten your teeth in two weeks, try this one. It lathers up a storm to deep clean both surface and underlying stains and stops pesky plaque building up. Our testers were so wowed by its professional whitening power that they said they'd continue to use it at home.

Fed up of yellow teeth denting your self-esteem? This toothpaste battles existing stains from food and drink, but crucially also helps prevent further staining. The whitening effects are gradual but long-lasting.

It tastes a touch medicinal – think a minty antiseptic –which not all of our testers enjoyed, and its blue colour stained our sink a little, but the tube lasts ages.