Amazon has
3-Count Philips Sonicare Genuine C2 Optimal Plaque Control Toothbrush Heads for $11.99 - $5 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$6.39.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- Genuine Philips Sonicare replacement toothbrush head
- Standard size, click-on
- Up to 7x more plaque removal versus a manual toothbrush
- Power tip targets plaque along the gumline
- BrushSync mode-pairing & replacement reminders when used with a BrushSync compatible handle (DiamondClean Smart or ProtectiveClean)
- Blue bristle color fade away replacement reminder
- Formerly ProResults plaque control
Top Comments
Community Reviews
Philips Sonicare C2 brush heads are the brand name option for basic plaque control, and this deal drove them down to an unusually low effective price. The coupon and Subscribe and Save brought the 3 pack to roughly $4.59 to $7.67 total in checkout examples, far below the usual $10 to $11 per head and cheaper than knockoffs. The heads are described as small, but also as medium or medium soft rather than truly soft. Availability and pricing were inconsistent, with some carts showing higher totals, sold out messages, or a return to full price.
Buyers who prefer branded brush heads over knockoffs, because the genuine heads are described as better quality and cheaper than many aftermarket alternatives.
People replacing worn Sonicare heads on a tight rotation, because genuine C2 heads usually last 3 to 6 months and this price is far below typical $10 to $11 each.
Shoppers who want a smaller brush head, because the compact head size is a plus and feels tiny compared with a manual brush.
People who only want soft brush heads for gum care, because these C2 heads are medium rather than soft.
Shoppers who want a premium-feeling plaque-control head, because this C2 line is described as the cheapest and worst Sonicare head.
Buyers expecting a large brush head, because the head size is small and can feel tiny next to a manual brush.
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I only buy the soft or extra soft brush heads. That's what is best for your gums. The people who buy the cheap Chinese knockoffs will learn the hard way.
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