Subscription Toothbrush Reviews

Quip Toothbrush Review

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Our Verdict

The main reason to choose Quip instead of a regular electric toothbrush is for the subscription option, or the travel benefits. 

However, as a seasoned electric toothbrush user, the motor feels weak, and the clean no better that a manual brush and certainly not as invigorating as deep cleaning as other electric brushes I have used. 

We have outlined some alternatives worth considering in the sections below. 

Pros

  • 1 cleaning mode
  • Design
  • Built-in timer
  • Built-in cover that doubles up as a wall mount
  • Subscription service
  • American Dental Association approved

Cons

  • Cleaning experience feels weak in comparison other brushes
  • Awkward power button position
  • No battery status/feedback
  • No pressure sensor
  • As a US based service, it is a more expensive option for those in the UK

The 3 BIG questions about the Quip electric toothbrush

If you are short of time, the answers to the following 3 questions should let you know all you need to about the Quip toothbrush.  If I have missed something, let me know in the comments.

If you want more detail, you can read my full Quip toothbrush review further down the page.

Boie Toothbrush Review

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Our Verdict

With a brushing experience similar to that of a manual toothbrush, there isn’t much not to like here.

However, I am not sure if the bristles and brush head construction is as effective as a regular toothbrush.

Credit for the innovative design, but it needs millions to purchase this to make the impact Boie hope for.

Pros

  • Design – Slim in the hand and lightweight too.
  • Brush heads – Change less frequently and less abrasive on the teeth and gums.
  • BPA free
  • Subscription – A useful option for some for regular brush head delivery.
  • Packaging – Simple and environmentally friendly.

Cons

  • Design – The flat profile is a little odd in hand and not necessarily as strong.
  • Brush head – It is larger than most other brushes I have used.  Bristles flex a lot and not sure how well they will retain their structure.
  • Concept – Great concept but needs millions to adopt to have an impact.
  • Comparison to others – lack of detail in the Boie FAQ about how the recycling of this brush compares to mainstream brushes.

The 3 BIG questions about the Boie toothbrush

If you are short of time, the answers to the following 3 questions should let you know all you need to about the Pro 2 2500.  If we have missed something, let us know in the comments.

If you want more detail, you can read our full Boie USA toothbrush review further down the page.