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frontpage Posted by Meowssi | Staff • 2d ago

Seapeoa Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush w/ 10 Brush Heads & Travel Case

from $9.50

$19

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Seapeoa via Amazon has Seapeoa Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush w/ 10 Brush Heads & Travel Case on sale from $18.99 - 50% with promo code XQRHFVG7 at checkout = from $9.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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Seapeoa via Amazon has Seapeoa Rechargeable Electric Toothbrush w/ 10 Brush Heads & Travel Case on sale from $18.99 - 50% with promo code XQRHFVG7 at checkout = from $9.49. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

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FLnative07
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Sweet deal, thanks OP!
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FLnative07
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Sweet deal, thanks OP! Repped!
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BipinP6063
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Coupon does not work
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1Dcbly
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great deal
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brucedc
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Sweet cavity deal
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Luigis3rdcousin
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Is it pronounced sea poo? Asking for a friend
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Availis
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Just worked for me. Thanks OP

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slickhpg
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Just in case anyone was wondering, the brush heads are NOT compatible with sonicare. I'm out!
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MaroonScene5772
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Quote from BipinP6063 :
Coupon does not work
"Coupon code cannot be applied to this purchase "
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BrightMitten362
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Anyone experienced with this, compared to sonicare. I tried Bitvae posted here and it's only 50% effective as sonicare
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chaoticz
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Quote from BrightMitten362 :
Anyone experienced with this, compared to sonicare. I tried Bitvae posted here and it's only 50% effective as sonicare

What do you mean? Without a lab how would you track the effectiveness?
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trisguy66
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Quote from BrightMitten362 :
Anyone experienced with this, compared to sonicare. I tried Bitvae posted here and it's only 50% effective as sonicare

All these cheap Chinese toothbrushes advertise as having stronger motor, better battery, better cleaning and even others has the audacity to say it's FDA approved! It's not. I have sonicare and the sonicare does do a better job of cleaning. These cheap models are louder and annoying to use since it's only 1 button for both the on and vibration setting. So if you want to turn it on for just a little bit, you have to press it 6 times to turn it off. I noticed the vibration is a bit more harsh on the teeth but don't do a better job.

If you don't have a Sonic to compare them you will probably be fine since it's cheap and probably better than a normal toothbrush, but if you do have a Sonic and are looking for a cheap replacement, I don't think you will like it. I went back to the sonic as the difference was worth it. I've used sonic for 7 yrs.
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HappyDeer7143
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Quote from trisguy66 :
All these cheap Chinese toothbrushes advertise as having stronger motor, better battery, better cleaning and even others has the audacity to say it's FDA approved! It's not. I have sonicare and the sonicare does do a better job of cleaning. These cheap models are louder and annoying to use since it's only 1 button for both the on and vibration setting. So if you want to turn it on for just a little bit, you have to press it 6 times to turn it off. I noticed the vibration is a bit more harsh on the teeth but don't do a better job.

If you don't have a Sonic to compare them you will probably be fine since it's cheap and probably better than a normal toothbrush, but if you do have a Sonic and are looking for a cheap replacement, I don't think you will like it. I went back to the sonic as the difference was worth it. I've used sonic for 7 yrs.

Relax it's a 10$ electric tooth brush
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Quote from trisguy66 :
All these cheap Chinese toothbrushes advertise as having stronger motor, better battery, better cleaning and even others has the audacity to say it's FDA approved! It's not. I have sonicare and the sonicare does do a better job of cleaning. These cheap models are louder and annoying to use since it's only 1 button for both the on and vibration setting. So if you want to turn it on for just a little bit, you have to press it 6 times to turn it off. I noticed the vibration is a bit more harsh on the teeth but don't do a better job. If you don't have a Sonic to compare them you will probably be fine since it's cheap and probably better than a normal toothbrush, but if you do have a Sonic and are looking for a cheap replacement, I don't think you will like it. I went back to the sonic as the difference was worth it. I've used sonic for 7 yrs.
Sonic care cheapen out on entry level $20, smaller motor , smaller battery, weaker performance. Its on the gentle side and magnetic charging. Brush last 3-6 months, i prefer the higher quality 3rd party brushes in 6 pack for $8 at Aldi

For deep cleaning , i prefer Walmart sonic with usb micro or usbc charging. It accepts durable Dental replacement brush that last 6-18 months. Its my primery, sonic care used while charging.

I use this setup with mouthwash, weekly floss after every meal. Never had cavities in 10 years
This seapoa makes a good spare or travel brush.

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Quote from HappyDeer7143 :
Relax it's a 10$ electric tooth brush
It literally comes 10 heads for $10. Sonic care charge you $100 lol

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