when do Sonicare Brushes go on offer?

tracy72

Ibood have them on offer today (Tuesday), but it is for one day only. I can't post a link but its just ibood and then a dot and then com!
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Hope this helps

JMC39

£58 at Ibood (including shipping).

Edit - thats the 7000 model at Ibood

bloaty

I bought 2 from Boots after Christmas in the sale which were old stock and neither of them are holding their charge very long. So wonder if the battery life reduces and in which case it is false economy because that is the main part of the toothbrush!

Wondering whether to contact Philips as I am not sure where my receipts are as you don't expect them to break down so soon.

However, they are really good toothbrushes and leave your mouth/teeth feeling really clean and fresh when they do work.

mandm65

Try this link, its only available today i believe.

Philips Sonicare Electric Toothbrush Elite 7000 Series Rechargeable
[FONT=Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif]£ 109,95[/FONT]
[FONT=Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif]Price: [/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif]£ 49,95[/FONT] [FONT=Verdana,Tahoma,Arial,sans-serif]+(7,95)[/FONT]
https://www.ibood.com/uk/en/order.php

Lowtrawler

You should forget the elite range. Part of the mechanism for the elite range is in the brush head which makes the replacement heads very expensive. Try to purchase a Sonicare healthy white or it's bigger cousin the Sonicare flexcare. The healthy white is quite frequently on sale - try

http://www.7daychemist.co.uk/dental-234/electric-toothbrushes-240/philips-sonicare-healthywhite-898.html

at £45. Shop around and you can get 4 heads for around £15.

IHateDida

Check out Amazon from time to time - thats where I got mine reduced from £80 to £30. I've seen them regularly on offer there too - but you need to keep checking the site!

vk2003

snowqueen555 wrote: »

I hear sonicare get better reviews then oralb because oralb is too harsh on the teeth and gums? oralb are on offer atm in boots

Not true!

Plenty of articles on Pubmed - oral B reciprocating rotating headed brushes consistently produce better results in the hands of the average individual.

Can back this up with my own professional observations!

If you want to buy a cheaper electric toothbrush that does the biz, without breaking the bank, buy the Oral B 8000. And the heads can be bought fairly cheaply whenever on offer - usually Amazon or boots are best. They were doing packs of 8 for £12 on Boots online recently (don't know if the offer is still going)

icefall

I have never paid more than £30 for mine, usually from Amazon, Ebay and Littlewoods catalogue a couple of years ago. I always wait for the offers from hotukdeals etc.

DrFluffy

I bought a Sonicare brush to take away on a 2 month trip (we have an Oral B Triumph at home). I was really dissapointed with it - my teeth didn't feel as clean as they do after using the oral B, and I ended up going out any buying some Fluorigard mouthwash to use as well as I was worried my teeth might not last out!

shays_mum

From our friends at hukd, be quick £24.46
http://www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&productId=335077&callingViewName=&langId=-1&catalogId=11051

Also free delivery at John Lewis as well:
http://www.johnlewis.com/230475383/Product.aspx?source=14798

HTH