These are great for getting a really thorough clean, I find.
MSK. to Babbler
20 Aug 17#11
These are cheaper if you have an NUS card (is there anyone left here that doesn't?) and you don't have to buy so many.
mk-donald
20 Aug 17#3
Can get them free delivery if you log-in with your Superdrug a/c with their loyalty card.
HydroBolt
20 Aug 17#4
My toothbrush heads are 4 toothbrush heads for £25 :disappointed: Can't wait for an offer on them, but they rarely are :disappointed:
Babbler to HydroBolt
20 Aug 17#13
Sounds like you need a new toothbrush...
HydroBolt to Babbler
21 Aug 17#15
It is new......
Homer742
20 Aug 17#7
same price on amazon . i think the point is that 8 heads are regularly £16 to £17 on amazon plus free delivery on prime. still a good deal a superdrug though
diabeticguy
20 Aug 17#9
Clean refills as opposed to used ones.
itsdavidjones1984
20 Aug 17#12
I sell the non genuine ones on eBay if anyone is interested
stunnin1 to itsdavidjones1984
20 Aug 17#14
...I'm as interested in this as I am in contracting aids.
vickyo to stunnin1
21 Aug 17#16
Harsh :unamused:
itsdavidjones1984 to stunnin1
22 Aug 17#22
Looks like you've already got it
fgy
21 Aug 17#17
Are there any problems with those cheap "compatible with" tooth brush heads one can buy?
RiverDragon8 to fgy
21 Aug 17#18
I think they're really good. I buy 8 for £3.99 click. Just try them out, if you don't like them to go back buying the expensive original ones.
ibnMuhammad_ to RiverDragon8
21 Aug 17#19
Looks similar to the ones Asda sell, which are very slightly cheaper than the original Oral-B ones (by about £1, I think). But after using it for over 3 years, I've gone back to the original Oral-B heads as I find they last longer and give a much better clean.
But don't get me wrong, the non-official ones do a fine job, but you notice the lack of quality.
RiverDragon8 to ibnMuhammad_
21 Aug 17#20
The original one's are the benchmark rated 10/10. I would rate the generic one's 8/10.
sadact06
21 Aug 17#21
Always spent top dollar on genuine Oral B heads. No more, the cheaper ones on ebay do the same job.
Bigfootpete
23 Aug 17#23
They are £11.99 at my local Boots, reduced by £6? Who would pay £18 for four toothbrush heads?
HydroBolt to Bigfootpete
23 Aug 17#24
I spent £25 for 4 on my toothbrush :sweat_smile:
phatp1p3
23 Aug 17#25
Ordered thanks
worldlad
24 Aug 17#26
I buy 20 of the cheaper versions from the 'Wish' app which are made in the same factory as Orval B and include delivery I pay £4-£5 they are excellent and I have a feeling they are actually the real deal.
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Oral-B Precision Clean Electric Toothbrush Replacement Heads Powered by Braun - Pack of 8 for £16.96
amazon.co.uk/gp/…c=1
These are great for getting a really thorough clean, I find.
Can't wait for an offer on them, but they rarely are :disappointed:
But after using it for over 3 years, I've gone back to the original Oral-B heads as I find they last longer and give a much better clean.
But don't get me wrong, the non-official ones do a fine job, but you notice the lack of quality.