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frontpage Posted by taevion0 • Aug 30, 2023
frontpage Posted by taevion0 • Aug 30, 2023

Oral-B Vitality FlossAction Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush (3 colors)

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$20

$25

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Walmart has Oral-B Vitality FlossAction Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush (3 colors) on sale for $19.97. Select free store pickup where available or shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders of $35+.

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Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • Includes: (1) Oral-B Vitality Electric Toothbrush, (1) Floss Action Replacement Brush Head, (1) charger and 2 Year Limited Warranty.
  • This product is rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on over 1450 customer reviews.
  • See the forum thread for deal discussion and ideas.

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Walmart has Oral-B Vitality FlossAction Electric Rechargeable Toothbrush (3 colors) on sale for $19.97. Select free store pickup where available or shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders of $35+.

Thanks to community member taevion0 for sharing this deal.

Note, availability for store pickup may vary.

Available Colors:

Editor's Notes

Written by qwikwit | Staff
  • Includes: (1) Oral-B Vitality Electric Toothbrush, (1) Floss Action Replacement Brush Head, (1) charger and 2 Year Limited Warranty.
  • This product is rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on over 1450 customer reviews.
  • See the forum thread for deal discussion and ideas.

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Model: Oral-B Pro 500 Precision Clean Rechargeable Toothbrush, 1 Refill

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I've tried both brands in the past (generally speaking, not taking into acc w/ specific models). I liked Oral-b e-toothbrushes b/c of the tiny round brush head that rotates, makes it easier to brush the last molars all the way in the back vs Philip's traditional toothbrush shaped head and its vibrations. Vibrations made my face itchy like hundreds of ants crawling. The rotation from Oral-B gave less tingly sensation and soon my face got used to it and i don't feel any itchiness anymore.

The description didn't mention 2 speeds but If it's exactly like what i own, then it should have 2 speeds. I think the slower speed is good for kids but i generally use the higher speed but it still doesn't feel overwhelmingly fast. I sometimes unknowingly use the slower speed and it still seems to clean adequately but the higher speed makes me feel more at peace. The single power button makes it so that you have rotate between high, low, off setting every time. (subjectively: high speed felt more like "normal" not overwhelming power, low speed felt like slightly below "normal" power)

Edit 8/31/23: I was wrong, my shipment just arrived and apologies but it doesn't have 2 speeds, just 1. Guess my old one I own looks the same but isn't exactly. It has "2 modes" printed above the power button on mine but the Walmart one shows "Timer". The power feels adequate but I know there's higher speed models out there.
Thanks, OP. I have been looking for a basic Oral-B toothbrush too.

I was enticed by the $15 Walmart cash offer when you buy 2, so I ended up purchasing 2 black toothbrushes (I didn't see the offer on the pink or white).

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Aug 30, 2023
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sealingeng
Aug 30, 2023
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Some accounts might be eligible for $15 Walmart Cash if you buy 2
Aug 30, 2023
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foogalfruck
Aug 30, 2023
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Thanks, OP. I have been looking for a basic Oral-B toothbrush too.

I was enticed by the $15 Walmart cash offer when you buy 2, so I ended up purchasing 2 black toothbrushes (I didn't see the offer on the pink or white).
Aug 30, 2023
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AnciusD
Aug 30, 2023
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The Vitality is a good toothbrush. I've been using them for years. For a while they seemed to be scarce and only they pink was available at Target, nothing on Amazon, when I was shopping for spare/backups. The ones I use/used were blue/white, guess that's been discontinued. Hope it stays in production regardless of color options.

*I have the original Vitality (single-speed, non-numbered model, not 300/500)
Last edited by AnciusD August 31, 2023 at 07:10 AM.
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craig.678
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This or the $30 sonicare?
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thach1130
Aug 30, 2023
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While it work well at first the lack of battery indicator is a pain. It would die midway through a brushing session. Keeping it on the charger permanently while not in use is an option but you're just accelerating the decline of the battery.
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lmbb20
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If it had pressure sensor I would be in but it does not so I'm not.
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Only black one offers Walmart cash to me

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Quote from thach1130 :
While it work well at first the lack of battery indicator is a pain. It would die midway through a brushing session. Keeping it on the charger permanently while not in use is an option but you're just accelerating the decline of the battery.
You are incorrect. Deep discharge/recharge cycles greatly accelerate the decline of the battery.
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Quote from GeorgiaProfessor :
Only black one offers Walmart cash to me
How/when were you offered the cash? Are you a Walmart+ member? Thanks!
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Quote from Bikeman :
How/when were you offered the cash? Are you a Walmart+ member? Thanks!
Yes, $15 cash back works for Walmart+ member
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Quote from Mdacompact :
Yes, $15 cash back works for Walmart+ member
Thank you for the fast response
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donny1234
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How strong/fast are these? I have the 1000 model and it has 2 speeds. I only use the higher speed option. Would this be comparable to the 2nd speed on the oral b 1000?
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taevion0
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Quote from craig.678 :
This or the $30 sonicare?
I've tried both brands in the past (generally speaking, not taking into acc w/ specific models). I liked Oral-b e-toothbrushes b/c of the tiny round brush head that rotates, makes it easier to brush the last molars all the way in the back vs Philip's traditional toothbrush shaped head and its vibrations. Vibrations made my face itchy like hundreds of ants crawling. The rotation from Oral-B gave less tingly sensation and soon my face got used to it and i don't feel any itchiness anymore.
Quote from donny1234 :
How strong/fast are these? I have the 1000 model and it has 2 speeds. I only use the higher speed option. Would this be comparable to the 2nd speed on the oral b 1000?
The description didn't mention 2 speeds but If it's exactly like what i own, then it should have 2 speeds. I think the slower speed is good for kids but i generally use the higher speed but it still doesn't feel overwhelmingly fast. I sometimes unknowingly use the slower speed and it still seems to clean adequately but the higher speed makes me feel more at peace. The single power button makes it so that you have rotate between high, low, off setting every time. (subjectively: high speed felt more like "normal" not overwhelming power, low speed felt like slightly below "normal" power)

Edit 8/31/23: I was wrong, my shipment just arrived and apologies but it doesn't have 2 speeds, just 1. Guess my old one I own looks the same but isn't exactly. It has "2 modes" printed above the power button on mine but the Walmart one shows "Timer". The power feels adequate but I know there's higher speed models out there.
Last edited by taevion0 August 31, 2023 at 12:01 PM.
Aug 30, 2023
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donny1234
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Quote from taevion0 :
I've tried both brands in the past (generally speaking, not taking into acc w/ specific models). I liked Oral-b e-toothbrushes b/c of the tiny round brush head that rotates, makes it easier to brush the last molars all the way in the back vs Philip's traditional toothbrush shaped head and its vibrations. Vibrations made my face itchy like hundreds of ants crawling. The rotation from Oral-B gave less tingly sensation and soon my face got used to it and i don't feel any itchiness anymore.

The description didn't mention 2 speeds but If it's exactly like what i own, then it should have 2 speeds. I think the slower speed is good for kids but i generally use the higher speed but it still doesn't feel overwhelmingly fast. I sometimes unknowingly use the slower speed and it still seems to clean adequately but the higher speed makes me feel more at peace. The single power button makes it so that you have rotate between high, low, off setting every time. (subjectively: high speed felt more like "normal" not overwhelming power, low speed felt like slightly below "normal" power)
Cool. Thought it had 1 speed

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Quote from craig.678 :
This or the $30 sonicare?
been using the old school Sonicare for many years ... always on the charger but battery hasnt diminished ...
just bought the Oral B Smart Clean coupon special for 2pk for $70 after coupon at store

havent used it yet... wondering if i should buy this instead ??

i only brush once a day but professionally clean every 3-4months and every time the dentist tells me that I need to get under the gums more when brushing to better address the frequent plaques appearing closer to gum lines ....

i would think that the rotating motion and smaller head of the Oral B does a better job of getting under the gum lines and cleaning the harder to reach back teeth..??

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