$4.96 = 16 spearmint brushes?
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Yes this package contains 16 individually wrapped brushes. Similar to cold pills. They come in sheets of 4 that are perforated and the back is foil. So you simply pop it out when you want to use it.
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Yes bronan that's correct, 4.96 dollars for 16 nasty tasting "spearmint" brushes
1623588
these aren't made for the 4000. the only place you can get brushes for the 4000 is directly from dremel. PITA considering mine is still under warranty.
177843
Mine was $15., usual is$20. I think, maybe try most regular. They do work well.
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The sizes are as follows: 1.0, 0.8, 0.5, 0.3, 0.1, 0.05, 0.03, with two brush tips.
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When I purchased was for 2 brushes. As can buy 1 everywhere on line or $25, I caution the purchase unless know is for 2.
524137
I really don't know. It sure looks like the 16 count is much cheaper than the 32 count per bottle. Perhaps the fact that the 16 count is purchased from Amazon themselves, while the 32 count is purchased from a company called Premier explains the seemingly extreme price difference. I have been buying 3 of the 16 count packs per order for my mother for a while now.
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I think you are asking the wrong crowd. People who are buying the cheaper brush probably haven't owned any of the more expensive ones. Is there any $100 brush in particular you are thinking about? Maybe ask about that product. I am willing to bet that anyone who spent $100 on a toothbrush tried a cheaper version first, and has a good sense of the advantages (and disadvantages) of buying a cheaper model.
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First, I had no problem with the four I bought. The Ultreo was by far and away the best toothbrush we ever had. However, I am confused. I thought they went out of business. But I see that on their site www.Ultreo.com they are selling the brush for $150. Then again, Amazon is selling it for $200. I just bought a DazzlePro and it seems to be almost as good as the Ultreo.
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I would guess it is just 4 bottles. At World Market or other online retailers they are around $7 per 4 pack--so 16 bottles for $16 would be outrageously cheap. It's so delicious though!
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You can buy one for 9.99. Maybe the four packs are for retail sales. Or quadruplets.
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Maybe a sixteenth up to 3 sixteenths. they're very handy for cleaning the airbrush.
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The product numbers are NT-54, 44, 34, and 24. 2 1/8, 1 3/4, 1 1/4, and 1 inch according to oliviagarden.com. If measured from the edge of the bristles, they are 3 inches, 2 1/2, 2, and 1 1/2 inches. I like them a lot.
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Yeah, I was confused too. The answer is in the listing "Price: $12.79 ($0.80 / count)" 8*$.80 = $6.40; *2 = $12.80. But perhaps you mean a different listing "Bar Soap, Cranberry, 4 oz bars, 8 ct $5.95" - that's a better deal than the 16- double-pack.
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You'll get 4 bags of 16 oz. If you're refering to where it says "$20.36 ($0.32 / oz)", the one time purchase price is $20.36 for all 4 bags, which works out to .32 cents per ounce. If that's not what you were asking, then I don't know what to say....
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I suggest to buy from the seller amafruits or go to their website. I think the company reselling for $204 is trying to sell 24 of the 4 pack bags. ..so 96 packs.
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That sounds about right. I bought the 6.7 ounce Drakkar Noir Eau de Toilette spray for $42.47. Hope this helps!
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I replace my brush head about every 4 to 6 months depending on wear. The only bummer is each head costs like $10.00 to $12.00 (retail) but that won't stop me from using my Sonicare. I think the 4 pack at Costco is like $29.90something or other. That's a heck a lot more than I ever spent on regular toothbrushes but man these puppies do their job! I get the 4 pack replacement heads at Costco when available. The only other maintenance you need is that you need to clean the head completely by taking it off an cleaning the head (screw on base) inside and out (from leftover dried toothpaste foam) usually where the head screws on, inside the head, and on the outside where the brush attaches to the screw on head regularly. You should also wash the electric handle. It can be immersed with no problems. The old style toothbrush is perfect for cleaning the inside of the head and the thread. It uses induction to transfer electricity so nothing to short circuit washing the handle. That's about it for maintenance. EDITED for better coherence.