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Onlyone Rechargeable Sonic Electric Toothbrush w/ 8 Brush Heads (Black) on sale for $17.37 - $8.38 when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page =
$8.99.
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About this product:- 5 cleaning modes with 3 intensity levels
- 2 minute timer with 30 second quadrant alerts
- Up to 30 days battery life per charge
- Includes 8 brush heads and travel case
- Wireless charging base included
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PS: I have been using Sonicare for over 18 years and bought this couple of months ago
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...but as someone who has used more expensive rotating brushes in the past, this thing is great. I'm guessing it performs at least as well as the cheapest name-brand sonic toothbrushes and it's cheaper per head than all but the worst manual toothbrushes.
As an aside, some people complaining that it's not as powerful as toothbrushes 10x the price are pointing out a pro for me, which is that my kids really like these and maybe they wouldn't like (or shouldn't use) more powerful units.
I bought another 2 for a total of 8 now. I'd say keep your expectations in check, but this exceeded mine.
Been using it for a month, and no issues. I've had cheaper toothbrushes that stop working suddenly overtime, and this has held up so far.
Every electric tooth brush I've ever had has broken down after some time. The longest was about 4 - 5 years. For $8, if it holds up for 6 months, it'll be worth it over two regular toothbrushes.
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I just picked up another to have as a spare.
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Aggressive brushing can cause gum and tooth issues (recession and enamel breakdown) that are going to be costly to try to fix later.
Just hold the brush against your teeth and let it do the work. You don't need to push.
PS: I have been using Sonicare for over 18 years and bought this couple of months ago
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