Philips Sonicare ProResults HX6013 Brush Head Standard 3pk
July 30, 2010 by admin
Filed under personal Care tools
- Wider sweeping motion than Sonicare Elite
- “Push on” connector makes ProResults easy to clean
- More environmentally friendly than Sonicare Elite
Product Description
Philips Sonicare ProResults brush head ProResults brush head for superior oral health. Replace every three months. Material brush head PCTA, TPE, with nylon bristles…. More >>
Amazon was best price and free shipping when I got them. Sam’s Club did not even stock these (Dec 2007). I love the Sonicare Flexcare these go with. Be careful to order brush that fits your unit. The brushes are good for six months..3 months is just the recommended change date.
Philips Sonicare ProResults HX6013 Brush Head Standard 3pk go with 900 series sonicare flexcare toothbrush. Not good for Elite, or other ones.
Rating: 5 / 5
I really love my Sonicare
But there was just one flaw
There were no extra compact heads
To fit my little jaw
According to the trusty guide
In 3 months you must change
So when I couldn’t get a spare
I thought it rather strange
I had to use the standard head
To maintain my hygiene
I couldn’t trust a worn-out brush
To keep my molars clean
The bigger brush just didn’t fit
My mouth must be too small
Thank goodness they now stock this one
So I can reach them all
This smaller brush gets to the back
Back where it’s hard to reach
It really helps me to avoid
My dentist’s irate speech
This fits the Philips FlexCare brush
It’s not for the Elite
So stock up now, in packs of three
And now this rhyme’s complete
Amanda Richards, March 24, 2008
Rating: 5 / 5
This is the replacement brush head to use with the Philips Sonicare FlexCare Rechargeable Sonic Toothbrush with Sanitizer. It’s a snap to use (literally): Just pull off the old brush and push on the new one until it snaps and you’re ready to enjoy your FlexCare. Phillips recommends a new brush head every three months. You’ll know it’s time to replace the brush when the old bristles start to spread out, but just to be sure, the replacements come with handy little month stickers that you can put on your charger base.
The FlexCare is a great toothbrush, and these replacement brushes will keep you and your dentist happy for nine months. At less than ten dollars each, they are well worth the price.
Rating: 5 / 5
What can you say about a toothbrush? Only that these replacement brush heads cost about ten times what they should cost. Philips is evidently taking its cue from the inkjet printer manufacturers — lowball the main product, then charge all outdoors for the replacement parts.
Rating: 3 / 5
These brush heads are vastly superior to Sonicare’s Advance series:
I was amazed at how well the sculpted contoured bristles fit the curves of my gumline and teeth. I felt as if the brush head was custom made for my mouth. They also have a dark blue raised bristle tip at one end that gets right inside hard to reach areas.
Further, these are completely sealed units; so, they don’t trap liquid inside like the Advance and probably the Elite. I don’t own an Elite, but it looks like it could also trap liquid and toothpaste. I hated having to disassemble and clean out the Advance.
Finally, these brush heads only work with Sonicare’s FlexCare series — which is an amazingly light and manueverable brush handle, but that’s another review!
Rating: 5 / 5