I think its for your teeth , doubt its meant to be used on Phillips head

Bought one of these last year and it blew out the electricity in my house.

Just a word of warning.

excellent read. i just read the list of best electric toothbrush here http://ibestelectrictoothbrush.com/ . but i am not able to decide which electric toothbrush i buy. i am new user

Did anyone's £10 cashback track?

Not a bad price

OOS....expire plz.....

where can i get the replacement head? and how much

I've been wanting to get one for a while and at this price I took the plunge.

THIS DEAL WAS COLD!!!
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/soniclean-platinumhdx-electric-toothbrush-sonic-technology-black-chemist4u-2429605

Mmmm black, like my teeth.

​I ordered the Phillips deal yesterday in the end...bit more but worth it I think.

I bought one last year, had an oral b before. I've been very impressed, battery lasts for weeks and my teeth feel amazingly clean. I'd recommend.

Bought one of these last year and it blew out the electricity in my house.

Just a word of warning.

Don't forget the black one comes with a built in hillbilly detector. If it matches the colour of your teeth, congratulations, you're a hillbilly!

I have one. It is totally different from an Oral B. It does not rotate the head but vibrates like a Philips. Seems good to me. There are 4 settings for different intensity. I would recommend.

Got the genuine DiamondClean on Friday and the travel case is worth it alone.

i did already... the problem is people posting mis-information based upon their feeling and no evidence what so ever.

knock yourself out mate buy this brush and i am sure your dentist would appreciate your custom

excellent!! cheers!!

the information on that page no way supports "enamel erosion". if any thing it states that sonic technology uses 'non-contact with the bristles' which is reduces effectiveness from 95% to 65%. there is no support for statement of enamel erosion. It discusses sonic technology in general there is no mention of this specific brand...

the ncbi citation abstract likewise does not discuss erosion it discusses effectiveness of plaque removal.

Hence, you have not given your statements any credibility!


lol.. the soniclean is upto 48,000 sonic strokes per minute
the oral B is 5,600 stroke per minute i.e it is not even in the sonic range and clearly not 40,000 as you claimed.
again it points to confusion of the subject at hand.

Interesting read
https://www.animated-teeth.com/electric_toothbrushes/t3_sonic_toothbrushes.htm
http://www.bestelectrictoothbrushlist.com/

Also look at the comparison between sonicare 31000 strokes/min vs Oral B 40000 and then see what this beauty is claiming 48000!!! might be even more who knows.Do yourself a favour and get this if price is that much of an issue
http://www.argos.co.uk/product/4879457?cmpid=GS001&_$ja=tsid:59157|cid:199887993|agid:17436842313|tid:pla-186452002113|crid:74692317273|nw:g|rnd:16388722289188562403|dvc:c|adp:1o2&gclid=CNqs6bmIydACFUoW0wod81YLMQ

is this a Phillips?

​I'm on Prime and still got charged postage using Amazon Pay.

Phillips sonicare knockoff
Do not risk your teeth as the RPM and motion range can be all over the place rubbing your enamel down to nothing

i just checked out with Amazon pay... I'm guessing if you are a prime member its free delivery maybe I'm not sure but their was no postage charge for me

£17.99 delivered paying with amazon pay after using code... mixed reviews but can't complain at that price. ( never £99 worth £30 tops)

Quidco cash back 11% too

ordered thanks op

originally £99 lol yeah okkkk

I think its for your teeth , doubt its meant to be used on Phillips head

you might want to get your electrical wiring looked at , just saying :wink: Sounds like it killed your toothbrush ...

awsome thanks, do you think can i use my philips head on these toothbrush? :smile: