- Clasic Clean: Fits the natural shape of your teeth for a thorough clean
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- For best results use only Philips Sonicare brush heads
- Recommended to replace brush head every 3 months for optimal results
- e series Fits: Essence, Xtreme, Elite and Advance
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Philips Sonicare Toothbrush e Series Heads Fits: Essence, Xtreme, Elite and Advance – 6 Pack
Original price was: $42.30.$38.00Current price is: $38.00.
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JourneyRane –
Great Value pack. Every dentist we ever talk to says how wonderful they are. I highly recoomend.
Peter45 –
Why buy anything else, that doesn’t last!!
MARIFE –
The scandalous price, otherwise it is a marvellous toothbrush.
Foxtrot_187 –
Brush head is much softer than the typical ones bought at the store. I suspect that these are knock-off. Still seem to clean teeth well, but only just started using them.
Cottontop –
This was as advertised, a multi-pack of (6) Sonicare E Series toothbrush heads. Shipping was prompt. The heads were OEM, factory sealed in original Phillips Sonicare packaging. Very pleased, will re-order when needed.
Note: I am a tough sell and rarely if ever ‘go over the top’ for anything (movies, electronics, concerts, etc.). However, if you are not using a Sonicare E Series toothbrush, you should be. Tried one of these upon recommendation of orthodontist (even with braces). They are well worth the extra expense; toothbrush does all the work (you just slowly/gently move it around teeth, don’t ‘brush’) and teeth are ‘dentist office slick and clean’ after each use. Takes about a week to get your gums accustomed to the vibrating, but afterwards if you brush with anything besides the Sonicare your mouth will feel mistreated. Vibrating action is supposed to promote gum health and I can say my receding gums seem less sensitive now. We caught the inexpensive rechargeable versions on sale for about $35 (rechargeable is better). Brushing cycle is 2 minutes and brush turns off. One of ours has an indicator during brushing that tells you when to change brushing area every 15 seconds (good for kids).
Try one – mine all shipped with (2) heads, so conceivably you could swap heads (they unscrew easily) allowing two to share it; that’s not the intended scenario, but it would allow for a couple of household members to test drive at once. Remember: give it a week or so…it’s a strong vibration that will tickle and feel funny at first, but your mouth/gums will be quickly conditioned to the point the tickle goes away and any other brush leaves your teeth lacking.
Canadian shopper –
Good product. But should have warned of import taxes.
B. Fowler –
I have gum disease so my dentist suggested I use an electric toothbrush. Do I think I could brush my teeth manually just as well? Yes, but the truth is that I don’t. The toothbrush is timed for a full two minutes ensuring that I take that much time. The brushes are fine for me and do a good job; still have to floss though.
Chris Wayne –
I got my toothbrushes! They look GREAT! 🙂
DJB –
I’ve been using these for years and will continue to buy as long as they are made.
Amazon Customer –
Convenient way to order new Sonicare refill heads. Very pleased.
M. Ward –
Just like replacement shaving cartridges. The goal is to get the lowest per brushhead cost.
KittyMac –
There were some commenting that they suspected they got counterfeits but I got good quality stuff. The packaging seems legit and the heads work great (no rattle or other excessive noise) on both our toothbrushes. The seller I used is Majestic Super Store.
If you’re new to this type of toothbrush I highly recommend it! I have tendonitis and a bad rotator cuff, so wiggling an ordinary toothbrush around was causing me considerable pain. I love how easy it is to do such a great job with this brush. At first when I went electric I tried to be cheap- got the type that costs $30 or so. It doesn’t vibrate as quickly plus it is so weak that applying any pressure stops the head from moving…. even just the pressure your cheek naturally applies when you reach in to do your back teeth on the outside. With this toothbrush I get almost as clean feeling as I do from a dentist cleaning, and no hassle. It’s TOTALLY worth the money. Especially now that I’ve found where to buy the heads for about half what they are at my local store!