Review on Rechargeable Toothbrush Replacement - GreaterGoods' Comparable Product by Teresa Brady

I was annoyed by a few things about my latest Oral-B toothbrush. Because it was so cheap and made by a company that seems to care about our world, I decided to give it a try. A month later I like it very much. The timing is much sharper than my Oral-B (which was annoyingly pulsing every 15 seconds and double pulsing after 1.5 minutes). This brush will let you know when each of the four 30-second segments is done, and then turn off. Fabulous! And if you pay attention to something else and realize you've ignored one of the switching pulses, it turns back on on the last quarter. This gives you four options for brushing your teeth. I wonder if this is some stupid trick to compete? I accidentally pressed it several times, like I did with my Oral-B. The good news here is that if you press the button a few more times, it will return to where you were. Oral-B never did. Very comfortable to hold and manoeuvre. Here I had to get used to the shape of the brush, since it is not a rotating round brush. But it's very simple. If this 50-year-old can do it easily after 25 years with an Oral-B electric toothbrush, then so can you. others have done) if my experience changes. Looking good after a month of use. Looks like I'll take another month off that. Two if I'm careful. But these tips cost significantly less than Oral-B unless you buy very cheap imitations. If the price were the same I'd say it's the best buy yet. For 1/4 the price I paid for a fancy Oral-B two years ago, I'm more than happy. Highly recommended.