OK, but what about married people... ... who need to have a toothbrush each but can obviously share the charger?I am reviewing different options but so far I could not find a model/brand that would offer two brushes and one charger or an option to buy a standalone brush without a charger. Am I looking in the wrong places?Please do not recommend me to switch brush heads when it is my turn to brush - I am WAY too lazy for that. OK, but what about married people... ... who need to have a toothbrush each but can obviously share the charger?I am reviewing different options but so far I could not find a... » Read More OK, but what about married people... ... who need to have a toothbrush each but can obviously share the charger?I am reviewing different options but so far I could not find a model/brand that would offer two brushes and one charger or an option to buy a standalone brush without a charger. Am I looking in the wrong places?Please do not recommend me to switch brush heads when it is my turn to brush - I am WAY too lazy for that. « Show Less
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Well, I think if you are a married couple why not just share the same head. If you haven't got all the germs you can from your mate yet, then maybe you are newlyweds.
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I got a Braun Oral B toothbrush at Costco. It came with two brushes and one charger. We just took turns charging--the charge lasts about a week. Mine just died, though(I brush in the shower) so I'm wondering if I should try a Sonic. Everyone raves about it.
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Costco sells the E9500 in a package with two handles, one charger, three brush heads. Periodically, like now, they have a $30 off coupon which makes the whole package cost about $100. Much better than the one handle for $119 you get here.
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no, you have to buy the toothbrush separately-in fact, the brushes came out years before the case did so it was great once the cases became available-they are made precisely to fit the radius brush-I almost wish they would be sold as a duo, but while the brushes last well over a year with daily use, the cases without bashing will last way beyond (I've never had to replace one yet).
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As odd as this may sound, I keep used toothbrushes on hand for weird cleaning needs like this. I also buy new ones if there is a sale/coupon and just keep them with my other cleaning supplies until needed. Hope this helps!
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I am not sure what you're asking but I WOULD NOT purchase from this company! I bought one through a LIving Social, kept it new in box for a year, to give as a gift to my daughter, and when I presented it to her, it did not work and they would not replace it. They sent me a % off coupon for a new toothbrush, which was ridiculous... why would I buy from this company ever again? I would go with a more established brand that will back up their product.Hope this helps!
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Not sure? I started using a children's toothbrush, but now use my electric toothbrush. May just be a sales gimmick? But the toothpaste is awesome!
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I have this product. I am the only user. It does have different heads that you can change but, there is only one handle that I seem to get wet and messy. So, I would not even consider sharing this. It would be like just replace the head of a regular toothbrush. As for myself, I really like this item and use it everyday.
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Same deal here - I think the charger base has a fundamental mechanical designproblem with the mechanism that mates the charger contracts to the shaver whilein the base. For a while, I used q-tips to force the shaver up against the contacts,but even that method is failing me now. I find I'm still a razor man, so I'm going to putthis turkey (Braun) out to pasture. Total cost of ownership is very high, between theacquisition cost, cost of replacing the head/foil, and the cleaning fluid. Even when I tryto stick with the program for a month or two using the Braun, the shave is not even inthe same league as one of these multiblade razor systems. Same deal here - I think the charger base has a fundamental mechanical designproblem with the mechanism that mates the charger contracts to the shaver whilein the base. For a while, I used q-tips to force the shaver up against the contacts,but even that method is failing me now. I find I'm still a razor man, so I'm going to putthis turkey (Braun) out to pasture. Total cost of ownership is very high, between theacquisition cost, cost of replacing the head/foil, and the cleaning fluid. Even when I tryto stick with the program for a month or two using the... » Read More Same deal here - I think the charger base has a fundamental mechanical designproblem with the mechanism that mates the charger contracts to the shaver whilein the base. For a while, I used q-tips to force the shaver up against the contacts,but even that method is failing me now. I find I'm still a razor man, so I'm going to putthis turkey (Braun) out to pasture. Total cost of ownership is very high, between theacquisition cost, cost of replacing the head/foil, and the cleaning fluid. Even when I tryto stick with the program for a month or two using the Braun, the shave is not even inthe same league as one of these multiblade razor systems. « Show Less
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I'm just trying to find my husband a descent shaver. Can anyone suggest a good one? It doesnt have to be anything really great. Just something reliable that will hold up and do the job for a few years.
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Yes, I purchased two: one for my wife and myself. I wore out an older Sonicare.....it was good but this Oral-B is easier to keep clean (they all get a little grimy) .......very pleased with this item
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Yes, this model can be used by multiple people. You can buy different brush heads for different needs (for example, an orthodontic head for someone in braces) which could help, or you might need to make your own mark on your brush head with a permanent marker or nail polish or something, although others have mentioned that replacement heads come with snap-on colored rings. There is a container for 4 brush heads on the charging station.
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Yeah, I almost balked at the 'must charge in pairs' requirement when I made the buy a few weeks ago, but the price was right, and 2 out of my 3 uses for the batteries will be in pairs. The third device uses 3 AA, so I'll have to figure that one out. Thanks, again for the info!
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1. No, you can only charge one at a time. However, it has never been a problem for us. We have two pairs. We put one on the charger before bed and switch it with the other when we get up. Also, they take normal rechargeable batteries so you can charge them outside of the head phones easily. 2. Yes. Each person can independently change the volume. My wife and I love this. The open ear design is very clever since you can mute the TV and have a conversation without taking them off.
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1. No, you can only charge one at a time. However, it has never been a problem for us. We have two pairs. We put one on the charger before bed and switch it with the other when we get up. Also, they take normal rechargeable batteries so you can charge them outside of the head phones easily.2. Yes. Each person can independently change the volume. My wife and I love this. The open ear design is very clever since you can mute the TV and have a conversation without taking them off.
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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_5Paying $400 for any power toothbrush is INSANE! You could buy a decent CAR instead, for $400!! :-))
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I believe it is the following:Philips Sonicare HX6013 ProResults Brush Head StandardThat's what is what comes up on the "recently purchased together" option on Amazon for that toothbrush. I just usually run in Target to pick mine up. I've had my toothbrush so long, I just look at them and know which ones I need. I haven't READ the packaging since I bought the first replacement heads.Good luck with your purchases :)
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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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Yes you get a charger. When you first receive it, follow the charging instructions--and don't leave the base plugged in unless you are charging it after it runs down. you get one brush head, but you can buy the body brush-head for$8-9. I haven't used my body brush-head yet. The brush lasts a long time w/o showing signs of wear. I like the feature that it beeps to tell you to move to the next area (about 10 seconds per area of your face.) The battery recharges and seems to hold the charge for a good long time--something the name-brand competitor has trouble with. Good value for what I paid for this on Amazon. Yes you get a charger. When you first receive it, follow the charging instructions--and don't leave the base plugged in unless you are charging it after it runs down. you get one brush head, but you can buy the body brush-head for$8-9. I haven't used my body brush-head yet. The brush lasts a long time w/o showing signs of wear. I like the feature that it beeps to tell you to move to the next area (about 10 seconds per area of your face.) The battery recharges and seems to hold the charge for a good long time--something the name-brand competitor has trouble with. Good value for what I paid... » Read More Yes you get a charger. When you first receive it, follow the charging instructions--and don't leave the base plugged in unless you are charging it after it runs down. you get one brush head, but you can buy the body brush-head for$8-9. I haven't used my body brush-head yet. The brush lasts a long time w/o showing signs of wear. I like the feature that it beeps to tell you to move to the next area (about 10 seconds per area of your face.) The battery recharges and seems to hold the charge for a good long time--something the name-brand competitor has trouble with. Good value for what I paid for this on Amazon. « Show Less