Lumineux Sonic Electric Toothbrush for Adults – Bamboo Heads -Deep Ocean (Blue)- Includes 2 Super Soft Bristle Bamboo Tooth Brush Heads, Charging Station & USB Charge Cord – Rechargeable
$50.00
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Package Dimensions : 9.45 x 4.06 x 3.66 inches; 1.26 Pounds
Item model number : ETB-B01-DO
Date First Available : June 23, 2023
Manufacturer : Oral Essentials
ASIN : B0CLT25YNR
Gentle Yet Effective Cleaning: Designed with super soft bristles made from renewable materials, the Lumineux Electric Toothbrush provides a deep clean while safeguarding your enamel for uncompromising care.
Dentist-Created Innovation: Developed by Kourosh Maddahi DDS after 5 years of research, this electric bamboo toothbrush promotes healthy gums and teeth by helping to remove plaque and prioritizing oral health.
Bamboo Lumineux toothbrush heads: The replaceable heads are crafted with bamboo and soft bristles made from castor oil, making a more sustainable choice for your oral care and the environment.
Versatile Cleaning Modes: Achieve your oral health goals with 5 distinct modes, from teeth whitening to deep cleaning. Pair with Lumineux whitening toothpaste , Mouthwash or Whitening Strips for a complete whitening experience without the sensitivity.
Long Battery Life: Enjoy up to 6 weeks of battery life for your Lumineux electric toothbrush with the high-quality induction charging station for reliable performance whenever you need it.
Customers say
Customers find the toothbrush cleans their teeth effectively and leaves them feeling clean. They appreciate the color and quality of the product. However, some have issues turning it on. There are mixed opinions on functionality, soft bristles, battery life, and vibration level.
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Elizabeth Lorenz –
The electric brush I’ve been looking for
This is the best electric brush I have been looking for. I had a subscription brush, never loved it. Never felt it fully cleaned my teeth, and I was also looking for a more sustainable option. This is perfect. Bamboo heads that are gentle, but clean so well. The different cleaning options are a major plus. It is surprisingly powerful, I had to start with the sensitive mode, but it still cleans so well. It is pretty sitting on my sink, and it is rechargeable. Hits all the marks and my teeth feel so clean when I finished. Love this tooth brush!! I can’t say enough positive things about it!
MH –
Electric toothbrush
This toothbrush does an amazing job and it looks really nice.
David Shepperd –
Sorry, it didn’t measure up
On recommendation of Steve Lehto, I thought I’d give this a try. It worked okay for a while. I don’t care for the bamboo brush thing because it sticks to my tongue and cheeks making it harder (and mostly annoying) to put it where I want it. I started using it Jan 1, 2024. Here it is Aug 16, 2024 and it pretty much stopped doing much. It makes a lot of noise (always has) but is louder now than ever. Not much movement in the brush as far as I can tell. The battery lasts slightly over a week but it doesn’t really give much notice that the charge is running low. The battery SOC LED indicators only stay on for a couple seconds at a very low intensity, not long or bright enough for my tired old eyes. And when the battery is done, it just shuts off.I’d been using the Phillips Sonicare for many years before trying this thing. I have no complaints of the Sonicare but I do like to try new things from time to time. This experiment didn’t work out. So the Sonicare resumes its service. (BTW: The Sonicare blinks the brush when battery is getting low rather than relying on one remembering to view LED indicators, something I appreciate).
NattyMo –
Beware of the bristles… don’t seem to be of a good quality
Overall, this is a good electric toothbrush. However, please beware that the bristles do not seem to be seated very well into the bamboo head. The picture that I have included is after using the brush head for two weeks. I find it very annoying to have individual bristles popping up. Also, note that you only receive one replacement brush head – for the price, I would expect more. Bristles also continued to come out on the SECOND brush head necessitating me ordering more brush heads – which run $20 for four… not exactly economical. Unit does run well and it does an excellent job cleaning teeth…
shelly zone 6 –
Dentist recommended
After getting my veneers replaced, my dentist recommended this toothbrush…it performs so well that I am getting another one near the dining area..great for the gums..only drawback is getting used to the sonic sound!!!
Gianna Neumann –
Doesn’t Clean Too Well
Good concept for an economical toothbrush, but the bristles were too soft. I used the toothbrush for a month, and now it’s sitting under my sink. I bought the toothbrush to replace my Philips Sonicare 6500 because the link rod attachment was very loose. I thought it could have been a better replacement based on price and the toothbrush head being bamboo. That was not the case. It leaves you with bad breath, even brushing twice a day. It doesn’t brush away the plaque like it should. I switched back to my broken toothbrush and was getting a better clean than the functioning toothbrush. I wouldn’t recommend if you want clean smelling breath. You know it’s bad when you can smell your own breath a couple of hours after brushing.
Kalie –
Love how it makes my teeth feel, not a fan of it trying to make me look bad
I wanted a new toothbrush but did not want a spinning head. Iâm glad I found this one and I like the different settings.My only negative is that the power button is very touchy. Iâm a flight attendant and sometimes this toothbrush likes to start vibrating in my suitcase and Iâm scrambling to get it out of my bag to turn it off while everyone else thinks itâs something else ð
troubled.indigo –
One of the best things I’ve ever purchased
Wow! I am blown away by this toothbrush so far. I am a chronic press-too-hard, go-too-fast brusher, and over time I have made my teeth very sensitive. I wanted a toothbrush that would give me a timer and an indicator that would let me know when I’m pressing too hard, but I have always purchased Radius toothbrushes due to their compostability. I saw this toothbrush and thought it ticked a lot of boxes for me, even if it didn’t list that it has a timer or pressure warning. When it arrived, it took a long time to charge (I think it was more than the 15 hours stated), so I was chomping at the bit to try it, especially after reading the manual and discovering that does have a 2 minute timer for each cycle! It will pulse every 30 seconds to let you know to move onto the next quadrant of your mouth, and turns itself off after 2 minutes! The fun part is that the vibration makes me feel like my gums are being tickled (it’s a lot like Brahmari or Bee Breath, if you know what that is), so I automatically don’t press hard at all. And the clean sensation of my teeth after brushing lasts so much longer than with my manual brush, even after eating pizza. I love it so much! Thank you!