Double pack of io series 7 toothbrushes. Regular price $300 or $200/ toothbrush as a single pack. For sams plus members only. Great toothbrushes, feels like I just got out of the dentist.
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Double pack of io series 7 toothbrushes. Regular price $300 or $200/ toothbrush as a single pack. For sams plus members only. Great toothbrushes, feels like I just got out of the dentist.
Sams Club has Oral-B iO Series 7s Electric Toothbrush on sale. One day only ends today. additionally eleible for a $15 Sams Club guft card with purchase for item number 980287586. Shipping applies depending on if you have plus membership.
Any genuine opinions before I pull the trigger? I have something like the ORALB 3000 and I'm feelin like it might be time for a replacement
I like the iO series. I've had the 1000s series before (8000? I think) and hated the slow charging. The iO seems to charge a lot faster and I like the new brush heads. It is more expensive for replacement heads though.
Last edited by barronn30 October 7, 2023 at 04:59 PM.
Already asked in the iO Series 4 thread, but are these brushes that much better than Sonicare? My dentist recommended it, but the replacement heads on the iO seem expensive without generic options and Sonicare has $20 6-pack options. Only thing I'd consider is upgrading for better battery life. My Sonicare must be 10+ years old and starts to warn me about waning battery life after 10 day vacations.
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Any genuine opinions before I pull the trigger? I have something like the ORALB 3000 and I'm feelin like it might be time for a replacement
As a dentist this is the only toothbrush I recommend for the following reasons:
1) round small brush head contours to each tooth properly vs the oblong head from Sonicare that does not hug the tooth well
2) the motor on this takes the ultrasonic vibration from Sonicare and merges it with the reciprocating action of the old oral b toothbrushes
3) in summary this is an excellent toothbrush. The old oral b models are a completely different system and honestly don't work so well. It's comparing 'apples and oranges'
Oral-B iO Series 7 Electric Toothbrush, Black Onyx & Aquamarine or Sapphire Blue & White Alabaster(2 pk., 4 Brush Heads), are the same price, but seems not qualify for the $15 E-gift card.
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2) Tax is charged on the full $300 original price, unfortunately. Not on the discounted $149.98 price.
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1) round small brush head contours to each tooth properly vs the oblong head from Sonicare that does not hug the tooth well
2) the motor on this takes the ultrasonic vibration from Sonicare and merges it with the reciprocating action of the old oral b toothbrushes
3) in summary this is an excellent toothbrush. The old oral b models are a completely different system and honestly don't work so well. It's comparing 'apples and oranges'
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