Amazon has for Prime Members: 4-pk Philips Sonicare Toothbrush Replacement Heads (various) on sale listed below when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free.
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Amazon has for Prime Members: 4-pk Philips Sonicare Toothbrush Replacement Heads (various) on sale listed below when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Solid deal for brand name heads. The G3 in white was only $20.60 for me after subscribe and save discounts. Not sure why the black G3 heads cost much more though.
Solid deal for brand name heads. The G3 in white was only $20.60 for me after subscribe and save discounts. Not sure why the black G3 heads cost much more though.
Black has overnight delivery for me. White has two day….. could be it.
I've always bought after-market brush heads for my sonicare toothbrushes, but many of them are quite stiff to attach and remove, and I am wondering whether that may be the cause of the screw coming loose and ruining the toothbrush. Do any of you have any thoughts on that?
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How do these compare with the A3 heads?
This is marketed for gum care (only) while the A3 is marketed as an all-in-one (gum care, whitening, and plaque removal). I just did the research and decided to skip this deal. If you scroll down on the Amazon page for this link, you should see a chart with the comparison.
Are 1st party ones worth paying the extra money for?Edit: To clarify, I don't mean vs the super cheap $1 each ones. I mean like target or other store brands.
I've always bought after-market brush heads for my sonicare toothbrushes, but many of them are quite stiff to attach and remove, and I am wondering whether that may be the cause of the screw coming loose and ruining the toothbrush. Do any of you have any thoughts on that?
Possibly, but I doubt that was the issue. That's a known problem, even if you use OEM brush heads.
I've always bought after-market brush heads for my sonicare toothbrushes, but many of them are quite stiff to attach and remove, and I am wondering whether that may be the cause of the screw coming loose and ruining the toothbrush. Do any of you have any thoughts on that?
Repair of the loose screw issue is actually quite quick and easy. Takes under twenty minutes.
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this ain't no special brush head - just OG.
this ain't no special brush head - just OG.
Based on the random 3rd party seller, lower number of reviews, and price, these are most likely counterfeit.
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