Interplak by Conair Opti-Clean Cordless Rechargeable Toothbrush Power Plaque Remover, Color May Vary

Small Brush Head, Big Clean
Hard to live without this toothbrush. It’s smaller head allows one to get into all areas of the mouth, upper, lower, front and back of the teeth. It’s firm action and soft brush enables one to get a really good cleaning all the way down to the gum line. The only minus to this item is that it does need to be replaced every 3-4 years or so, as the rechargeable battery does seem to diminish in power over time, but at a cost of about $5 to $6 dollars a year (plus the cost of the replacement heads which last about 4-6 weeks) it is really a small price to pay when compared to a dental visit.

Great value for price!
This is my second of this model toothbrush. It feels solid and works great. The brushes have good speed and coverage. In my experience this toothbrush is a better value that what can be found at competitors for similar price.I have found out some things from trial and error, and approaches that I believe will help the device last longer:1. Only place brush portion under faucet to rinse it off. Don’t place handle under faucet; always wipe off handle with towel.2. Remove the brush to help components dry off.3. Don’t leave the brush plugged in all the time. I didn’t find the directions to be very clear on this, but my first brush (from another store) only lasted a year and a half. Makes good sense not to not have a device continuously charging, right?Explanation for the above steps: when my previous toothbrush stopped working, I found water and/or acid in battery compartment. I believe the device will last longer this time around.I signed up on Amazon to get 3 replacement brushes every 5 months. This has worked great. No hunting around for brushes that may not be available at stores. Otherwise they appear to be available via Conair.If you want a solid electric toothbrush at a reasonable price, this is a good choice.

Worked Great for 3 Months
I bought this toothbrush based on the reviews. It was cheap and simple. It worked fine for about 3 months, after which the plastic part on the main part that connects to brush broke. So, I can no longer attach the brush to main part. I guess you get what you pay for.As an addendum, this past June I purchased an Oral B “Complete Action” electric toothbrush for a couple of bucks less than the Opti-Clean. It is now the end of December and it is still going strong after 6 months, uses up less batteries than the Opti-Clean and IMO, has sufficient speed and power that is at least as good as the Opti-Clean.

My second one. First one only lasted 5 years or so
The first one has a battery that is not replaceable. Well, it might be, but it’s not obvious how to. The wiring is attached to the battery using some kind of adhesive connector. That is, a connector is soldered to the wiring that then adheres to one pole of the battery. The same is true on the other end of the battery. Couldn’t find an adequate battery holder and I’ve never seen a connector like that before (and can’t find anybody that has) or else I’d just have replaced the worn-out battery. But for as inexpensive as this is and long that it lasts…what the heck! O…and it works well, too! Look mom! No cavities!

Este producto me llegó aparentemente en buenas condiciones, pero hoy quise estrenarlo y lamentablemente no funciona. Eso me entristece puesto que todos los demás productos que he comprado en Amazon han sido de mi completa satisfacción.