One kit platform, two chemistries, and the market rules that decide which one you can actually ship.
The Two Chemistries We Fill
Every ABrite whitening kit ships with one of two gels: 35% carbamide peroxide, or PAP. Both are supplied as 3 ml doses, three to a kit. The lamp, mouthguard, colour chart, manual and box do not change between them.
B-5LED-35CP Teeth Whitening Kit specifications →
Why Brands Choose PAP
Regulation. Some markets restrict peroxide claims on at-home kits, and a PAP version keeps the product sellable there. The second reason is positioning: sensitivity-first and clean-beauty brands usually lead with PAP.
B-5LED-PAP Teeth Whitening Kit specifications →
Why Brands Choose 35% CP
Familiarity and market expectation. Where peroxide is permitted, 35% CP is the chemistry buyers recognise from listings and from clinic take-home kits.
B-28LED-35CP Teeth Whitening Kit specifications →
Running Both Under One Brand
The usual pattern is one artwork family and two gel SKUs, split by destination market. Because the kits are otherwise identical, the outer cartons match and a mixed shipment is straightforward.
B-28LED-PAP Teeth Whitening Kit specifications →
The Salon Variant
For treatment rooms, B-28LED-WP-1500 swaps gel doses for three 3 ml 35% CP whitening pens and adds a foil bag and a magnetic charging cable. Contents are arranged to the customer's actual requirements, so a chain can adjust the kit to its own protocol.
