Philips Sonicare HX6732/02 HealthyWhite R732 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush $70 + Free Shipping

Amazon has Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite R732 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (HX6732/02) for $69.99 with free shipping. Thanks Discombobulated

Price Research: Our research indicates that the Philips Sonicare HealthyWhite R732 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush is $30 lower (30% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant starting from $100 to $150. - brisar

Not to subtle Subliminal message?

looks like it runs $100 and up at other stores

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Prudence! Have Jasper load the truck!

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I knew the ADA and Philips had ulterior motives....

I'm willing to bet these will ship from the Kentucky hub

Any rebates?

Any debates?

My sonicare just broke today after 5 years of everyday use.

After having a sonicare for the last 5 years, I always spend the extra $ and get the most expensive one. When it comes to my teath, the extra $100 I spend on a toothbrush once every 5 years well makes up for the fact that I have never had a cavity or any major work done on my teeth. Splurge a little and get the flexcare+. I now can't live without it.

Quote from oriah : My sonicare just broke today after 5 years of everyday use. After having a sonicare for the last 5 years, I always spend the extra $ and get the most expensive one. When it comes to my teath, the extra $100 I spend on a toothbrush once every 5 years well makes up for the fact that I have never had a cavity or any major work done on my teeth. Splurge a little and get the flexcare+. I now can't live without it.

^^^THIS! If there's one product I've ever found that pays for itself over and over and over, it's a Sonicare toothbrush. Saves me SO MUCH MONEY at the dentist (not to mention I now only have to go in once every two years for a cleaning vs. once every six months before!)

Quote from oriah : My sonicare just broke today after 5 years of everyday use. After having a sonicare for the last 5 years, I always spend the extra $ and get the most expensive one. When it comes to my teath, the extra $100 I spend on a toothbrush once every 5 years well makes up for the fact that I have never had a cavity or any major work done on my teeth. Splurge a little and get the flexcare+. I now can't live without it.

do the extra modes from the flexcare+ make that much of a difference versus the healthy whites?

Which one is better? Deciding to purchase one...Price is not an issue

Costco one comes to $60 for two ...


http://www.costco.com/Browse/Prod...ngItemName

or Philips?

Quote from dzyr4tt : Which one is better? Deciding to purchase one...Price is not an issue Costco one comes to $60 for two ... http://www.costco.com/Browse/Prod...ngItemName or Philips?

My dentist is one of the top dentists in the country and spends about 50% of his time speaking at conventions and working with various dental-related companies and he won't let me use anything other than a Sonicare. My father had a Sonicare for years and has recently switched to the Oral-B is says it's fine, but I tried it and just don't feel that the brush has enough power to really break apart the plaque....

I just splurged and bought the DiamondClean off of Amazon for $170~ shipped... the $30-$50 difference is a joke compared to how much you would pay for a cavity, root canal, cleaning, etc...

Quote from Xefer : do the extra modes from the flexcare+ make that much of a difference versus the healthy whites?

Honestly, I only use the normal mode, which breaks apart a 2 minute cycle into 4 30-second phases. My understanding is that the CSRs at Phillips recommend the FlexCare+ and that the only difference between it and the DiamondClean are the heads (which are interchangable between models btw) and the number of Modes.... With regards to the Healthy White, I do believe that the motor is weaker then the FlexCare+/DiamondClean. Not sure though. I just spoke with a CSR from Phillips and he steered me away from the lower end models due to the fact that the FlexCare+/DiamondClean models are just so much better.... spend the extra $, you won't be sorry.