🦷 Interplak OptiClean Rechargeable Cordless Remover Review

I had high hopes for it - it works, but not very well. He hardly does his job. I wish I had just bought Oral-B/Sonic. Long Bristle-PRO: Softer and smoother rotation - ideal if you have braces like me. CONS: Softer and gentler rotation - not very good for removing tartar and plaque. I had to go back to my teeth/braces with a regular toothbrush. Rechargeable-PRO: The red indicator light indicates that it is being charged. CONS: The red light stays on all the time - you never know if it's fully…

Not working. Doesn't hold a charge. Doesn't work if "runs out" and then reloads as instructed. When it arrives, it has already been used up and cannot be recharged. No wonder the return period is 30 days! Revain has developed and maintained an excellent returns policy and streamlined process, but beware of some manufacturers who do not support our Revain community, which is understandable with this non-working product. Bonus: The battery isn't replaceable either.

This toothbrush is great and an excellent price compared to all the expensive models on the market. I charged it out of the box as directed and it's been a week without a charger and I haven't noticed any drop in performance. This is my second purchase of this product, the first lasted about 4 years before running out of charge. I've definitely noticed a difference in my twice-yearly brushing being quicker and easier.

I had a basic Braun Oral B that lasted forever but eventually died. I knew my Oral B was inexpensive and didn't want to spend a lot to replace it, nor did I want a "super sonic" brush that would vibrate my whole head like some electric toothbrushes do! I decided that for $13 I would try this brush. Well as they say you get what you pay for. This brush doesn't feel very strong, which isn't necessarily a bad thing for everyone, but since then I've had dirt on my front teeth that I can't polish…

Works well. As another reviewer mentioned, a small round brush really helps if you have a small mouth. But I've found that if you brush it for the recommended amount of time, it wears off very quickly. I was also a bit upset that I didn't take a closer look at the product photo. The product description says "The kit contains three screw-on nozzles" - this is not true, there are only 2 of them (as shown in the picture). It bothers me. I have not yet decided whether I will buy this product again…

The goods have arrived safely. This is my third Conair Opticlean from Interplak in many years. It works great and I have great dental check ups, I use toothpaste to protect my gums and an alcohol free whitening mouthwash. My husband has had the same cordless toothbrush for years and I have never had to replace it. or if you drop it (like I did - reason to replace it every time). I wish there was a little plastic cover for the brush head to keep it clean.

I have tried several other electric/battery powered toothbrushes in the past and none compare to this one. It has a small, round head that goes into all corners of the mouth, under the backs of the teeth, and behind the teeth. It is very similar in size and shape to what my dentist uses. It has a fast rotation and cleans the gum line very well, not just the crowns of the teeth. I apply a small amount of toothpaste/gel at the end which I like better as my mouth isn't so full of foam that I look…

2 out of 2 units failed. One could not turn the brush after 1 year. The other failed within 1 month after the switch stopped turning the device on. The charge lasts for about two cleanings. The charger is constantly consuming power. The size of the brush ensures optimal cleaning in hard-to-reach and hard-to-reach places. Head rotation is much faster than manual brushing but slower than other electric toothbrush equivalents. Cleans well. 2 year guarantee. Warranty replacement costs are $3 per…

Updating the original review: I mentioned how it holds a charge, but after an initial charge that lasted over a week I had to start it to leave on the charge all the time. If left uncharged between cleanings or simply left unattended for a few hours, it barely budges. This toothbrush should not be taken on trips where it cannot be plugged into the mains. In addition, there is a gap in the head where the bristles are, which sometimes get caught in it with the lip. It hasn't made me bleed yet but