Review on 🦷 Philips Sonicare SimplyClean Replacement Toothbrush Heads - 5 Brush Heads, White (HX6015/03) by Julie Johnson

There are some concerns about fake nozzles. I took a chance ordering these and the brushes I received look and feel authentic. The UPC and packaging are the same as the ones I bought from Wmart. And in fact, these toothbrushes are packaged so securely that I am sure that no manufacturer of counterfeiters would want to go to that length of trouble. In any case, expensive as they are, these brushes work well. Depending on how hard you press the brush, the bristles last about 3-4+ months. I tend to push too hard when brushing so my bristles barely last 3 months before spreading too far. My wife obviously doesn't brush her teeth like her Neanderthal husband does as her brush heads last about 4 months or more. The blue color of her bristles is fading, but they're straight, not curved, so she doesn't change them until they're worn out. She's also never had tooth decay, so I think she's doing something right. I've also tried different versions of their toothbrush heads, from Diamond Clean to Plaque Control heads, and I find these basic Simply Clean models more comfortable. and feel softer overall. They all last about the same and I really haven't noticed a difference in how my teeth look, how white they get (an impossible task since I drink black coffee) or how much time I spend in the dentist's chair. . during cleaning. Sure, it's expensive, but these brushes last several months and work better than any other manual or electric toothbrush I've tried. And using the original brush heads, designed to work with your expensive toothbrush and prevent tooth decay, will make it worth not sitting in the dentist's chair and being exposed to that dentist's drill. Don't forget to use Thread. I've learned the hard way that brushing doesn't get any material between your teeth, whether it's a fancy ultrasonic toothbrush or not.