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1. Kovacs says

   These teeth are completely believable!!! They look really realistic. I did put in a bunch of work on these things before wearing them though. It took three or four attempts to get the fit right and then I sent about two hours with an exacto knife and fine grade sandpaper shaping and molding these to be perfect. But it’s worth the fine handy work you put into it. I love them! I ate crab cakes and jambalaya and drank with a straw and these babies didn’t budge. I even nibbled on a few passersby and they stayed on.

   October 22, 2009, 4:12 pm
2. McFaul says

   I love these. Word of advice for this product is to follow the directions very closely for using the thermoplastics. Don’t miss the line aobut the little bit of vegetable oil. Trust me, its key. Looks great as a finished product. I plan on getting some Freshlook Radiance contacts in the moonlight color along with other choice vampiress items.

   October 23, 2009, 4:04 am
3. Johann says

   These were absolutely horrible. Biggest waste of money ever. I was skeptical on buying these at first after reading the instructions and seeing that you had to dip the thermoplastic pellets in BOILING WATER then take it out with your hands, roll it into a ball, stick it on the tooth and fit the tooth all before it solidified. I bought them anyways, hoping they would work, because they were smaller than the Scarecrow brand.Bad decision. First of all it is absolutely impossible to get the thermoplastic to cooperate. It gets EVERYWHERE and as far as the mold actually working?? Forget it, save your time (and you sanity) and get the Scarecrow brand. As far as those ones being bigger, the website offers smaller sizes and I actually filed mine down to the way I liked them.

   October 23, 2009, 3:42 pm
4. Ezell says

   These are the BEST! Size, Color and ease of use is terrific! It may take a few trys if you’re not used to working with Thermoplastic, but once you get the hang of it it’s simply THE BEST. In microwave, boil a small cup of water. Put small amount of Thermoplast in teaspoon, dip in cup of boiled water, when the Thermoplast turns clear, lift spoon (it will be hot) pour of excess water and gently roll melted plastic till it’s not sticky… insert into fang cavity and slip on to tooth, using your finger to gently mold the soft plastic around the back of a couple of teeth. Gently bite down and wait at least 30-minutes. If you didn’t get it right, simply dip the tooth in the hot water in the cup, wait a few seconds and lift out the thermoplast. Put it back on the spoon and dip in a cup of water that has been boiled and repeat process. I find it easier to NOT oil the fingers before you work with this. They are easy to remove even if you leave them in for hours when fitting them.

   October 24, 2009, 3:45 am
5. Iverson says

   Simply put it is a great product. I have bad teeth and it fit well over even these. Very impressed.

   October 24, 2009, 3:53 pm

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