Not the biggest discount in the world, but genuine Philips brush heads are rarely as discounted as the brushes themselves... I wonder why that could be...
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mattjhowells3
15 Dec 15#1
Bought 15 of these in a lloyds pharmacy for £3 each a few weeks ago, still a good deal at 12 though!
xadoc
15 Dec 15#2
Oh, if only I could find that Lloyds deal!
dealtime
15 Dec 15#3
Every little helps I guess... :smiley:
worthinger
15 Dec 15#4
You can buy unbranded ones on Amazon cheap.
bigredbucket to worthinger
15 Dec 15#7
Tried the compatibles from Amazon marketplace once and they were definitely inferior - ok if you want to shred your gums.
NoFinPhish
15 Dec 15#5
The Amazon/ebay ones seem to vary in quality. I bought some and within the same batch there were ones that fitted OK and I could use for a few weeks without them falling off, and some that would fall off more or less straight away after being taken out of the packet. The proper branded ones seem to be made to a tighter tolerance but they are ridiculously expensive.
hoglet
15 Dec 15#6
Agree with this ^^^^^.
worthinger
15 Dec 15#8
Had no problems with the ones I bought recently. Ebay item no. 171905883993. £2.85 for 4.
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Not exactly a huge gamble.