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expiredmr.dude posted Jun 06, 2021 04:19 AM

quip electric toothbrush 2 for 25 with Amex offer ymmv - $12.50

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American Express currently have an offer for $25 off $50 for getquip.com. There are some toothbrushes you can get for $25 each, so 2x will bring you to $50 then get $25 back from Amex. Note you must add the Amex offer first.

I saw the adult electric toothbrush with plastic handle, as well as the kids electric toothbrush with rubber handle are $25 each. Comes with sls-free toothpaste too. You can also get creative and get other things there instead of toothbrush, as long as your total is $50 or over the Amex offer will apply.

Obviously ymmv if you have this Amex offer or not.

https://www.getquip.com/store/pro...hbrush-set
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American Express currently have an offer for $25 off $50 for getquip.com. There are some toothbrushes you can get for $25 each, so 2x will bring you to $50 then get $25 back from Amex. Note you must add the Amex offer first.

I saw the adult electric toothbrush with plastic handle, as well as the kids electric toothbrush with rubber handle are $25 each. Comes with sls-free toothpaste too. You can also get creative and get other things there instead of toothbrush, as long as your total is $50 or over the Amex offer will apply.

Obviously ymmv if you have this Amex offer or not.

https://www.getquip.com/store/pro...hbrush-set

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Jun 06, 2021 06:24 PM
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youremindmeofamanJun 06, 2021 06:24 PM
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I have been using the metal one for six months now and love it. I have tried Oral B electric toothbrushes before but they were too noisy and bulky for me. I love the timer with the pulses to change quadrants on this one, and that it doesn't wake my partner up in the next room.
The stand has been great for using in hotel rooms and that it doubles as a cover has been helpful for traveling.
Have not experienced any snapping out. Appreciate brush heads being automatic to my door.
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Jun 06, 2021 06:25 PM
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Jimi542Jun 06, 2021 06:25 PM
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Quote from tt130 :
Dentist here. These are not much better than your manual toothbrushes. Not worth getting. Best electric toothbrushes per studies are the oral-B
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24934383/
https://jada.ada.org/article/S000...2/fulltext
Which ones, they have several different models.
Jun 06, 2021 07:30 PM
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dnlninjaJun 06, 2021 07:30 PM
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I switched from a $100 oral b electric to quip and love the quip. Definitely not as strong, but I kind of like the lighter feel. Mostly importantly, my teeth are just as clean and haven't had any cavities/issues with the dentist in the year plus I've been using it.
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Jun 06, 2021 08:02 PM
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shiftdeleteJun 06, 2021 08:02 PM
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This is a solid deal if you know what you are buying. I don't mind quip as a toothbrush- if you want crazy power- Sonicare or imitation on Amazon. But I like quip for travel- and the fact that it does have a light vibration- as the other ones bother me at times. I also feel that their brush head and battery refill prices are fair.
Jun 06, 2021 08:11 PM
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xsupan0vaJun 06, 2021 08:11 PM
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These are so damn bad. I bought these for whole family for 30$(?) Each. Basically a weak vibrating toothbrush. Replaced all with Sonicare (not the essential model, avoid those) and everyone happy.
Jun 06, 2021 08:14 PM
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XxAuReaLxXJun 06, 2021 08:14 PM
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Quote from rking0122 :
To each their own I guess. But I think this toothbrush is crap. My dentist wife will not push these.
Kudos to your wife for not pushing bad products
Jun 06, 2021 08:36 PM
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raulhurtadojrJun 06, 2021 08:36 PM
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I used one of these and they are great. I don't understand the criticism Quip is getting for the vibrations. As far as I'm concerned, that is only used as a timer to make sure I brush for 2 minutes and it serves that purpose well. Since this is basically a manual brush with a timer, I do find them expensive... but they look nice.
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Jun 06, 2021 08:38 PM
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armedmetallicaJun 06, 2021 08:38 PM
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Quote from eleventhseed :
I don't think these have sonic or oscillating motion so they're essentially vibrators with a toothbrush head on them... that's not going to be great, for your teeth and gums at least.
that's not going to be great, for your teeth and gums at least.


No but like the Hitachi massagers to can this be used off label? 🤔
Jun 06, 2021 08:56 PM
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fbuellerJun 06, 2021 08:56 PM
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I recently bought one for travel, as bringing my giant Sonicare along was a pretty big pain. Solely for that purpose, it's probably the best travel brush around. It's small, light, looks cool, cleans fine for the week I'm gone, and the cover is good too. But for any other purpose, probably a pass.
Jun 06, 2021 09:02 PM
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AliisfastJun 06, 2021 09:02 PM
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I use these…not anymore, hot trash and take forever to get to you
Jun 06, 2021 09:16 PM
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mrwhitewalkerJun 06, 2021 09:16 PM
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Would never get one again, so pricey for a regular toothbrush. It literally does nothing special.
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Jun 07, 2021 12:17 AM
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Jun 07, 2021 12:17 AM
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Quote from Jimi542 :
Which ones, they have several different models.
I'm not a dentist, but I'd imagine anything above their mid-range line is pretty much the same as far as teeth cleaning is concerned. The higher priced models only provides unnecessary crap like the Bluetooth clock/timer. I took a quick look just now and they sell an even more expensive model with wireless charging case. 🙄

I have the Oral-B Pro 7000 purchased in 2017 and it's been working great for me. I probably change the brush head less frequently than suggested because I'm a cheapass.

My dentist has jokingly complained that she's only had to do regular or deep cleaning instead of more expensive services like fillings, root canals, etc.
Jun 07, 2021 01:07 AM
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tt130Jun 07, 2021 01:07 AM
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Quote from Jimi542 :
Which ones, they have several different models.
I've tried the Pro, Genius and iO. I think if you're looking for something affordable then the Genius is fine. I personally wouldn't go for the cheapest option because there is a difference in quality.
Jun 07, 2021 02:35 AM
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rking0122Jun 07, 2021 02:35 AM
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Quip is one of the most shilled products on the market. It's crap. It has tons of clearly shill "reviews". It is a marketing company with a crap toothbrush that does literally nothing well (perhaps other than look nice and adhere to your mirror). Your manual toothbrush makes so much more sense than this thing, and I'm saying this as someone that got this thing free. (Wife is a dentist.). Caveat emptor I guess.

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Jun 07, 2021 04:05 AM
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TsarDealJun 07, 2021 04:05 AM
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I've been using Quip for probably 2 years. Go to dentist for cleaning twice a year and always hear that everything is great I should keep doing what I'm doing.

I think the main benefit is that you get a new brush head every 3 months, for just $5. Plus, unlike a manual brush, it has a 2 minute timer with 30 seconds intervals.

According to American Dental Association you should change the brush head after 3-4 months, brush for 2 minutes. Either manual or electric toothbrushes can be used effectively.

https://www.ada.org/en/member-cen...othbrushes
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