$5 seems to be an all time low for this toothbrush and head combo. 83% off. Catch is min order of 2.
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Oops beat me to it, but yes I agree. You'd end up paying $10 for essentially 4 uses on Amazon or $7 at Chemist warehouse
Just had a look and no stock at CW so ordered from amazon
yea no stock at CW
Ah damn, there are a few stores around me in Melbourne that have stock. Hopefully you can get the refills from CW or Amazon price match!
Price matching Chemist Warehouse if you only wanted to get one. Chemist Warehouse also have the refills on special for $2
David's review has sold me:
Very impressed with the weight a feel of this, and can't imagine using any other brush now. Really feels like something a B grade Sci Fi movie would promote for their Space Station Toothbrush.
I guess the Oral B electric toothbrush with colour display and battery travel case would be the big budget sci fi movie toothbrush.
Plastic pleb handle.
Greta
How dare you!
Thanks OP, this will go well with the infinity pool I have above my house
A manual toothbrush? What rubbish for proper oral care.
OOS now.
looks like a cool toothbrush, but that connection point looks flimsy, no need to reinvent the toothbrush it works just fine the way they are and cheap enough to replace the whole entire thing every time.
yeah but plastic waste
Well if you want a metal handled toothbrush what is the alternative, throw the metal handle away every tine the bristles wear down?
brushing with metal tines 😀
I’ve used one since it first came out in the US as Colgate Keep. Have never had an issue with the connection point.
Main benefit is that there is less plastic waste, and the metal handle feels much better in the hand. Main downside is that there are only two options for the brush, so if they don’t suit, you need to find other options.
Don't dentists say you should only ever use a soft brush anyway, because the harder ones wear enamel down?
It's true from experience - I love the super hard brushes, and got one from Noumea because I couldn't find them here. Used it for a bit and started to get pain via ice cream. Went to dentist they said my enamel was down in some areas, changed brush and used some enamel building tooth paste and problem gone away. I still use the hard brushes from time to time for a deep cleanse.
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Still using my free complimentary toothbrush from Sofitel. When it's time to replace I'd book there just to get another one, maybe ring the front desk and say our room didn't get any ;)
Its $5 at chemist warehouse and the 2 pack refill is $2
No point getting 2 if using the other one as spare refill. Ends up $3 cheaper at CW