The Philips Sonicare Electric Toothbrush Is 50% Off, But Only For A Limited Time
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Upgrade your dental health or nab the perfect Christmas gift with this Amazon deal.
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Dental health may be the last thing on your mind during the holiday season, but holiday deals are a strong reason why it should be at the top. Take this Philips Sonicare 4100 electric toothbrush, for example, on sale for up to a whopping 50% off discount. Reviewers rave it’s so good that “you and your dentist will see the difference” after using it. It’s lightweight and portable, lasts up to two weeks on a single charge and operates for the dentist-recommended two-minute brushtime. According to one user, its “vibrations feel soothing and cleansing on my gums.” It’s usually $49.96, but today, you can take $5 off the pink, black and white models by clipping the on-page coupon. While each toothbrush is priced differently, you can grab the white model for as low as $24.99. That’s a steal for a self-care splurge that won’t break the bank or a helpful stocking stuffer that’s more exciting than a pair of socks.
The rechargeable toothbrush has two vibration settings (low and high), a carry case, a charging dock and a light at its base that reminds you when to replace your brush head. What reviewers seem to love most is its pressure sensor, which warns you if you’re overbrushing or brushing too hard via light signals — perfect for those with sensitivity issues.
They also rave about an incredibly fresh post-brush feeling, and many say their dentists recommend they purchase this specific model for better dental hygiene. Philips claims it removes up to seven times more plaque than a manual toothbrush, so there may be some truth to that.
In any case, this 50% off deal won’t last long, so hurry along and nab it before before it’s too late! And keep reading for more promising reviews from happy users.
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