PRICE DROP! Oral-B Genius 9000 CrossAction Electric Toothbrush
Oral-B Genius 9000 CrossAction Electric Toothbrush
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RRP: £299.99 (but normally available much cheaper, see graph below)
Deal Price: £99.99
- With Gum Guard Assistant: Shows you the areas where you are applying too much pressure to prevent gum problems
- Genius, the best toothbrush from Oral-B, the #1 dentist recommended brand worldwide
- Up to 100 Percent healthier gums and more plaque removal: Round head cleans better
- 100 Percent brushing coverage: The only brush with position detection to never miss a zone
- Protect your gums by knowing when and where you brush too hard with new Gum Guard technology and its pressure control sensor
- Never run out of battery: Dual charging travel case charges both your toothbrush and phone with one plug
- Six brushing modes including PRO Clean, whitening, gum care and sensitive
- Includes: One midnight black handle, four brush heads, lithium ion battery, USB charging travel case, smartphone holder
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Very much appreciate you sharing this deal but the next nearest seller is selling this ridiculously expensive toothbrush for £119.99, which is 20% higher than Amazon (hence the 'deal') but the £200 advertised saving on here is, dare I say it, perhaps slightly misleading?
Yes, it's a tricky one. Here it is at Superdrug at £299.99 https://www.superdrug.com/Toiletries/Dental/Electrical-Toothbrush/Oral-B-Genius-9000-Black-Electric-Toothbrush-4-Brush-Heads/p/706656
It seems that the RRPs of Braun and Philips electric toothbrushes across their ranges (set by the manufacturers) are about double what the retailers usually choose to actually sell them for.
I will edit my post and add an Amazon Price History graph to make it clearer.
Thanks for your comment
Johnny You're absolutely right, and hopefully no one ever buys it at the full rip-off RRP
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