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Post #139435622 added 08-07-2020 1:29 PM by Mathematx in Deal Talk
I've had my Oral B 7000 stop spinning using one of those generic replacements. I'm only getting originals now.
Post #139452674 added 08-08-2020 8:23 AM by helicopter2 in Deal Talk
The Spanish version of this listing usually has 4 heads for the same price, not sure why. I was expecting fakes but they were genuine heads, the only thing was the listing was in Spanish lol
Post #139455203 added 08-08-2020 10:20 AM by iAMmeStyle in Deal Talk
5-Count Oral-B Sensitive Gum Care Electric Toothbrush Replacement Brush Heads is still available for me for $23.32. The 3-count shows $16.99 after $3 discount in the checkout.
Post #139437638 added 08-07-2020 2:47 PM by kingbowness in Deal Talk
I used to buy generic. Do not buy the generic. The fibers and brushes on those are much harsher and will damage your gums...hello $$$ dental gum repair. Spend the extra $2 per brushhead on a...
Post #139484105 added 08-09-2020 4:19 PM by BongH in Deal Talk
is the coupon expired now? I don't see it , am an amazon prime member.
Post #139435514 added 08-07-2020 1:24 PM by NightHound in Deal Talk
Thanks! Will add to the post. :worship:
Post #139446533 added 08-07-2020 10:52 PM by aepro in Deal Talk
None of those are sensitive
Post #139446890 added 08-07-2020 11:22 PM by Thaineseguy in Deal Talk
i used some generic ones once and it pinched the inside of my cheek. guess it's hit or miss with generics
Post #139465694 added 08-08-2020 7:44 PM by Z1234 in Deal Talk
8 for $36.98 in Sams if you have the membership
Post #139444745 added 08-07-2020 8:33 PM by BMO888 in Deal Talk
This is what I got last time, from a different seller, same price though at $3 a brush head: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07HJPM2VT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 It's...
Post #139439180 added 08-07-2020 3:56 PM by steelcurtain187 in Deal Talk
Good find, thank you
Post #139439441 added 08-07-2020 4:05 PM by doboy007 in Deal Talk
Thanks! I prefer these to medium ones from Costco.
Post #139440317 added 08-07-2020 4:48 PM by iDroid in Deal Talk
I've used generic ones for the last 3 years, and my dentist hadn't mentioned any issues with my gum on any of my visits
Post #139438172 added 08-07-2020 3:10 PM by trombot in Deal Talk
And they don't have HDMI 2.1 either...pass
Post #139435667 added 08-07-2020 1:30 PM by DiMAn0684 in Deal Talk
I'm usually comfortable with generic stuff, but when it comes to these brushes I stick with Oral-B. Usually pick up 9-pack in Costco for $40 on sale.
Post #139436525 added 08-07-2020 2:00 PM by inquisitive in Deal Talk
oh well too bad for me. i have the pro 500.
Post #139440509 added 08-07-2020 4:57 PM by irrationalconsumer in Deal Talk
Wondering as well,
Post #139458683 added 08-08-2020 1:05 PM by Bigshottt in Deal Talk
None of them actually spin 360 degrees - generic or OEM.
Post #139465094 added 08-08-2020 7:06 PM by iAMmeStyle in Deal Talk
Cancelled the $23.32 deal and repurchased again for 19.99 before tax.
Post #139437167 added 08-07-2020 2:27 PM by xsboost in Deal Talk
I went the generic route for a while. They don't "snap" onto the toothbrush the same way and the head would occasionally get stuck. Bristles were poorer quality as well. I only get the name brand...
Post #139458644 added 08-08-2020 1:03 PM by Bigshottt in Deal Talk
I’ve been buying the generics for years at ~50 cents a piece. Totally satisfied.
Post #139435922 added 08-07-2020 9:55 AM by oceanlake in Deal Talk
Amazon has 5-Count Oral-B Sensitive Gum Care Electric Toothbrush Replacement Brush Heads on sale for $23.32 when you 'clip' the $8.33 off coupon on the product page and checkout via Subscribe & Save....
Post #139435508 added 08-07-2020 1:23 PM by MagentaBuffalo918 in Deal Talk
I usually buy “generic” replacement heads...is it worth buying the name brand instead?
Post #139436747 added 08-07-2020 2:09 PM by jfleysh in Deal Talk
Not apples to apples, OP's post is for Sensitive, which I've been getting.
Post #139612322 added 08-14-2020 11:53 AM by inquisitive in Deal Talk
thanks. do you know if the bristles are much softer than the other oral-b brush heads? I have receding gums and this would help if it was much softer. otherwise, i would just continue to use the...
Post #139442159 added 08-07-2020 6:13 PM by inquisitive in Deal Talk
Well said. Don't take a chance on your teeth. Over the years, i brushed too hard on my teeth even with really soft bristles. It was a habit i couldn't break and now i'm going to need gum grafting...
Post #139447481 added 08-08-2020 12:27 AM by supersoul in Deal Talk
fcuk generic. I purchased generic again and again because they are very cheap. I used several of them. None of them spin. So, I purchased another generic again. same thing. it doesn't spin. really...
Post #139435301 added 08-07-2020 1:16 PM by inquisitive in Deal Talk
what particular models would these brush heads fit on?
Post #139436441 added 08-07-2020 1:58 PM by GeoffreyK24 in Deal Talk
Exactly. This conversation was had on another recent oral b brush head deal. There are tons of options available for so cheap and they are just as good.
Post #139437293 added 08-07-2020 2:34 PM by GeoffreyK24 in Deal Talk
There are a ton of generic options all over Amazon. I've bought many of them many times. I used to buy name brand until I realized there were so many generic options. I've never looked back and never...
Post #139449236 added 08-08-2020 5:22 AM by monkeysez in Deal Talk
Same here. Generics are not great in this department.
Post #139429538 added 08-07-2020 9:55 AM by NightHound in Deal Talk
Amazon has 3-Ct Oral-B Sensitive Gum Care Electric Toothbrush Replacement Brush Heads for $13.99 (price shown at checkout) when you check out via Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on...
Post #139463567 added 08-08-2020 5:38 PM by farhaddad in Deal Talk
Thanks OP. 5 for $20 for me!
Post #139444085 added 08-07-2020 7:54 PM by donkey_kong in Deal Talk
I used the generic ones for a few years and then switched back to the Oral-B brand ones because I realized the cost difference is like $10-20/year which isn't really worth splitting hairs over. I...
Post #139436486 added 08-07-2020 1:59 PM by nitemare in Deal Talk
I've been buying Walmarts brand Equate for these myself for years. No issues. With receiving fake Gilette razor blades from Amazon, I am hesitant now to buy stuff like this from them.
Post #139435499 added 08-07-2020 1:23 PM by SumDuud in Deal Talk
fwiw, you might check with your dentist. Mine sells Oral B replacement heads for ~$2 a piece and offer a few different fits.
Post #139444802 added 08-07-2020 8:37 PM by BeigeMustang902 in Deal Talk
I don't disagree, but keep in mind that quality can vary greatly among the generic brands, too! Can I ask where you get yours, and is there a "brand name" you typically go with?
Post #139441202 added 08-07-2020 5:32 PM by Thaineseguy in Deal Talk
what?? are they legit or is this some kind of back alley drug deal? share your contact regardless of the answer?
Post #139437620 added 08-07-2020 2:47 PM by inderjot in Deal Talk
Agree and protecting your teeth 🦷 is more important
Post #139436018 added 08-07-2020 1:44 PM by r53719 in Deal Talk
I've never had an issue with the generic heads.. Hard to buy OralB brand when you get 16 of the generic heads for $1 more then this deal....
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