Walmart has
Colgate 360 Vibrate Battery Operated Toothbrush (Charcoal Carbon) +
$4 Walmart Cash on sale for
$5.96.
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About this product:
- Combines the familiarity of a manual toothbrush head with the power of a battery operated toothbrush
- Black toothbrush with charcoal infused bristles features soft Floss Tip bristles that help clean between teeth (does not replace flossing)
- Powerful sonic technology delivers incredible cleaning power with a simple press of a button on the vibrating toothbrush
- Cleans the whole mouth including the teeth, cheeks, tongue, and gums so you can enjoy a whole mouth clean with every brush
- Includes one Colgate 360 Vibrate Charcoal Battery Toothbrush, 1 AAA battery included
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Same. I don't see it either, used one on bluey earlier today.
I also tried that fancy Philips diamond clean electric toothbrush from Costco when it was on sale and the motor died right after the 1st year. Ended up returning it for a full refund. A bit surprised since I heard so many great things about that toothbrush. I've gone back to being a caveman and using manual toothbrushes. Got a set of the Colgate ones on sale at Costco.
Yeah ummmmm you probably shouldn't be using a disposable toothbrush for almost a year. The real slick deal is taking care of your teeth.
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1 out of 10 dentists recommend it.
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I also tried that fancy Philips diamond clean electric toothbrush from Costco when it was on sale and the motor died right after the 1st year. Ended up returning it for a full refund. A bit surprised since I heard so many great things about that toothbrush. I've gone back to being a caveman and using manual toothbrushes. Got a set of the Colgate ones on sale at Costco.
15+ year Sonicare user here - on my 4th which is now 3 years old. The Costco ones are covered by a 2+ year warranty, all you have to do is call Philips and they mail you out a new one. In one case they even upgraded me. Save your receipt and box UPC just in case.
I'll add that whatever money I've spent on the Sonicares has been saved multiple times over at the dentist office.
I used to use these cheap battery brushes or manual brushes. They just don't clean as well and can even result in gum erosion. I was getting a cavity every few years and they were warning me about gum recession from bad brushing practices.
I've had excellent dental reports, no cavities and my gum erosion completely stopped since switching to the SCs.
And you don't need the most expensive one either. The $40 basic one with 1-2 modes is just fine.
I also tried that fancy Philips diamond clean electric toothbrush from Costco when it was on sale and the motor died right after the 1st year. Ended up returning it for a full refund. A bit surprised since I heard so many great things about that toothbrush. I've gone back to being a caveman and using manual toothbrushes. Got a set of the Colgate ones on sale at Costco.
I've had my Philips diamond for about a decade and can still take it on a weeklong vacations without even bringing the charger. You had a defective product. Thousands of reviews literally everywhere will tell you it's a fantastic brush.