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.

Quip Electric Toothbrush Subscription Service Available In the UK & Other International Countries

📣 Editor’s Note: We have published a review of Quip here and a comparison of Quip vs Sonicare & Oral-B. …

Best Toothbrush Subscription 2020

Our Verdict

Best subscription electric toothbrush: Ordo Sonic+ (view on Boots.com)

Best subscription for Oral-B, Sonicare or Colgate brush heads: Amazon

Best manual toothbrush subscription: Bristle

There are a limited number of subscription toothbrush choices within the UK. The lack of choice helps make the decision process much easier.

Ordo is the best option for those wanting an electric toothbrush whilst Bristle, is best for those who would prefer a manual toothbrush.

For those simply requiring replacement brush heads for Sonicare and Oral-B toothbrushes, then Amazon’s subscribe and save wins.

The subscription model is by no means new, for many years people have subscribed to the likes of magazines, clubs or perhaps services associated with their bank.

However, over recent years the model has been rolled out to more and more products and services and is becoming a more popular and convenient approach for some consumers.

Amazon Prime, Netflix, and Spotify are just a few popular examples.

More recently, the humble toothbrush market has been disrupted by brands offering subscription brush heads or toothbrushes, delivered right to your door.

Whilst for the most part the principle behind these is convenience, they do also potentially have the likes of you and I considering our oral health more seriously.

I will go into more detail below about how the various subscription clubs and services work, as well as how you can save money without a subscription, but first I will jump straight in with the question many of you are probably asking…

Boie Toothbrush Review

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.