Amazon has
Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 5300 Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush (Black, HX6423/34) on sale for
$49.95 when you clip the $10 coupon on the product page.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
dnie25 for finding this deal.
Includes:
- ProtectiveClean 5300 Handle
- 1x Optimal Gum Care Brush Head
- 2x DiamondClean Brush Heads
- Charger
- Travel case
Features:
- Pressure sensor that protects teeth and gums from excess brushing pressure.
- Your choice of 3 modes: Clean, White and Gum Care.
- BrushSync technology will beep to inform you when to replace your brush head.
- The easy-start feature slowly increases the power of the brush as you get used to the Sonicare experience
- SmarTimer encourages a full 2 minute brushing time
- 2 week battery life.
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But, you get 2 extra brush heads and a travel case. The case costs $12 standalone and the 2 brushheads cost about $13, so it's worth it to get this deal over the 4100 if you have a use for the travel case.
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The diamondcleans, especially those after 9300 series seem to have multiple intensity level settings available. It is not just the four or five settings, but u can also change to high, medium or low intensities.
But, the main reason for them to be expensive is because of bluetooth, adder accessories and travel cases with usb type charging, brush sync technology and some led lights.
Also, the Wirecuter article said that people who don't use a timer brush for 43 seconds on average. I hope I'm not that quick with a manual brush! It said that people who have a 2 minute timer will brush at least 2 minutes.
Seems like a good investment seeing as how expensive dental work is and how much better one's own teeth are than dentures/implants.
Kohl's still has the diamondclean on sale. $115 plus $30 MIR, $85 is not a bad deal at all for the extra shot glass and nicer brush. Plus the Kohl's cash. Im not a big fan of Kohl's but this is a great deal.
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That said, I haven't had cavities since I started using my original Sonicare 9 years ago, and my dentist couldn't tell the difference after I switched to the Oral-B and then back again to Sonicare, so they clearly both do the job.
Without a doubt, OEM. While the generic one I purchased from Amazon weren't worthless, pretty close. Didn't get that clean teeth feeling from generic ones.
"Pressure sensor that protects teeth and gums from excess brushing pressure."
Has anyone received actual results from a dentist checkup after making the switch to an electric?
- Are you using those electric brush or something? cause I can see all that damage ...
- Floss and use this tippy soft toothbrush to massage the gum line
- Actual brushing is kind of a meh ...
- Do not use toothpaste, they only wear out the enamel
- Scrape your tongue w/ this little plastic thingy
- No need for those nasty mouth wash unless you have specific condition
I have been off grid and only use toothpaste like once a week ever since ... so far so goodIs the 4100 still available for $30? Cheapest I see it is $35
yes, costco has black and white options
I tried and didn't like the dimond clean handles because they use one button for everything, which can be problematic. It is much more convenient to have separate buttons for power on/off and mode selection.
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