There is a platinum Sonicare model, sold by Bright Smile, on Groupon, today, for a wonderful price. Might this be the Philips Sonicare Flexcare model?
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I took a look at the Groupon website. The one they offer is a Sonicare Xtreme, which is not the same as the Flexcare. You might want to compare the pictures.
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I would be careful. They don't say Philips, they don't say Sonicare. And I couldn't get their website to open.
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I was wondering the same thing, because a coupon came up in my Amazon Local flyer. After a lot of research and comparing of pictures, it seems the model offered on Groupon and Amazon Local is an off-brand, with bad reviews. Please be careful. It can be found here: Dazzlepro Advanced GT Sonic Toothbrush with UV Base
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I've seen that before. It's definitely not a Philips Sonicare toothbrush. I went to their website once and it's completely blinged out. It looks ridiculous. Plus, it must be awful because they say they've been around for years yet it's nearly impossible to find any reviews.
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I was wondering the same thing, because a coupon came up in my Amazon Local flyer. After a lot of research and comparing of pictures, it seems the model offered on Groupon and Amazon Local is an off-brand, with bad reviews. Please be careful. It can be found here: http://www.amazon.com/Dazzlepro-Advanced-Toothbrush-Sanitizing-Charging/dp/B00BWTX0NM
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You should be able to, but I wouldn't do it. It would probably void the warranty. Phillips is known for having excellent warranties on their products. If you call sonicare I'm sure they'll send you a replacement toothbrush. They've done it for me in the past when one of their products fails.
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They are not compatible. I've owned both and recommend Sonicare over Pursonic. My Sonicare worked for years whereas my Pursonic worked for two months.
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I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little research at Sonicare.com to see which brush model is best for you. Best of luck to you Barb! I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little... » Read More I like the Phillips Sonicare ProResults Standard. They are stiff when new but soften up pretty quickly with use. I buy mine at Target. Target frequently discounts them so watch for their coupons to save money. If you prefer a softer bristle you'd probably like the Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive brushes. They fit Diamondclean, Flexcare, Healthywhite, and Easyclean handles. Amazon.com sells Philips Sonicare Standard Ultra Soft Sensitive, 3 brush heads for $16.45. That's a great price. Not too sure if Target carries the softer bristle brushes. You'd have to check. Do a little research at Sonicare.com to see which brush model is best for you. Best of luck to you Barb! « Show Less
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I use these "Philips Sonicare HX6013 ProResults Brush Head Standard, 3-Pack" just search that model number.
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Our first Philips Sonicare lasted 7 years before it would no longer hold a charge. We thought it was worth the money and bought a second set. We really like them and will continue to buy them unless something much better is offered. Hopes this helps
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I cannot answer that. The package shows fits: advance, CleanCare, Elite, Essence, Extreme. Suggest you check Philips.com/Sonicare.
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Sonicare Elite 9800 = The Best Much like the 7500(except it comes with a travel case & a couple other extras.) They also come with the updated angled brush heads that get those hard to reach areas. The 9500 is the slightly outdated newer model with the travel case. Hope this at least gets you started in your quest for better teeth & gums.
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so I don't think it is model 8 but I can't tell... http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/philips-sonicare-reg-flexcare-platinum-electric-toothbrush-with-uv-sanitizer/1041490181?Keyword=Philips+Sonicare+Intercare
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I don't know (as we don't have that model), but you might want to contact: Phillips Sonicare:1-800-682-7664Monday - Saturday9:00 AM - 9:00 PM ESTSunday 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM EST Excluding Major Holidays
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Hi there! The model number for this is:HX6962/70. It is the Sonicare "Flexcare" and it has the "Diamond Clean" brush head which is what my oral surgeon specifically recommended to me. I hope this answers your question, but if not, please let me know and I will see if I can be of more assistance. ☺
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No way... I bought the same e7300 back in 2008 for $80. *from Amazon, and it's still working great. Sonicare uses sound waves to obliterate plaque and other nasty buildup on the teeth. Check out some of the other Philips models for MUCH less, such as: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-Sonicare-Limited-Toothbrush-Includes/dp/B007HPJGU6/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hpc_5 Paying $400 for any power toothbrush is INSANE! You could buy a decent CAR instead, for $400!! :-))
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My answer is the same as the last time Go to the Phillips Sonicare.com website to find the answer straight from the company.
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Fortunately, Sonicare has nade it to where most all their replacement heads are intercangeable, with the exception of the kids series and the E-series. The handhelds will vary the efficacy if each brush but the job they do is amazing.
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I've never seen a $400 sonicare. My first one was around $90. My current one was about $40. Worth it to have an ultrasonic toothbrush. The sound waves in the water kill the bacteria that rot your mouth. It works.
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Yes. I have used Sonicare for years. This is my first DiamondClean which has a more slender wand and easier to hold. Also like the other features that come with this model especially the brush head. Hope this helps to make up your mind.
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Gee I am not sure. I originally ordered a new part because it just wouldn't hold a charge. But the part didnt work instead they offered to repair it for the same price. So I sent it to them and it has worked like a charm. I have had my original sonicare for probably 10+ years. After the repair they immediately sent it back. They were great!!