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Oral B Professional Care IQ5000 Triumph Power Toothbrush $69.50 (after $50 Gift Card) @ Big W

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Oral B Professional Care IQ5000 Triumph Power Toothbrush $69.50 (after $50 Gift Card) @ Big W Affiliate
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Pjboy on 29/12/2012 - 22:10 bigw.com.au (3452 clicks)
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Free shipping is added at confirmation page.

Use coupon above for $10 discount.

Link to gift card offer is here

http://www.oralb.com.au/assets/pdf/13734_O_Xmas_CashBack_Red…

Have to purchase by 31/01/13 and redeemed by 28/02/13

If you were lucky enough to buy those Dick smith gift cards works out to be $57.55 (i think).

Heaps left online.

$134.95 @ Shavershop

Oral-B's most technologically advanced toothbrush—Triumph 5000—provides extraordinary cleaning. Its wireless display provides while-you-brush feedback to help promote optimised brushing performance.

" 5 Customized Brushing Modes: Daily Clean, Sensitive, Polish, Massage, Deep Clean

" Removes up to 2X more plaque than a regular manual toothbrush

" Deep Clean mode removes up to 99.7% of plaque from hard-to-reach areas*

" Gentle on teeth and gums

" Superior whitening in 3 weeks** ***

" Separate wireless SmartGuide" helps promote optimised brushing performance

Health & Beauty Oral-B Toothbrush

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  • [Deactivated] on 29/12/2012 - 22:20

    Nice find. I think this is the cheapest yet. Great toothbrush. Did you get the model in that picture or the model with the LED indicator lights?

  • althamaj on 29/12/2012 - 22:25

    Still an awesome deal, but $10 postage to 6105.

    • jboy on 29/12/2012 - 22:30
      +1

      shipping was discounted when i went through to the confirmation page. If you put in estimate it was say $10 but then will take it off before confirmation

      • althamaj on 29/12/2012 - 23:21
        +1

        Your right. Sorry I shouldn't ozbargain during dinner:P

        WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO toothbrush!

  • blah-blah on 29/12/2012 - 22:35

    damn i thought about it too much, now out of stock online

    • kupkes on 29/12/2012 - 23:15
      +2

      I made the mistake of not checking OzBargain for an hour and have the same issue!

  • huey on 29/12/2012 - 22:40

    Dagnabbit! I was reading up about it.

  • stickyfingers on 29/12/2012 - 23:56

    At least I don't have the urge to buy it anymore.

  • qq830821 on 30/12/2012 - 00:27
    +2

    “Purchase Period”) from one of the following participating stores: Shaver Shop, Myer, David Jones, Harvey Norman, The Good
    Guys and other electrical retailers (“Participating Stores”):

    is bigw one of the participating stores?

  • wtfnodeal on 30/12/2012 - 00:44

    Cheaper than the Target deal half a year ago by $0.50

  • wendygao on 30/12/2012 - 01:26
    +1

    I am looking for this product for few weeks, actually Myer did a promo which was $169 for a dual pack in Oct. $119 for 2 toothbrushes after cash back.
    David Jones is doing $188 (dual) now but myer didn't match that price. Myer' price was $199 before boxing day.

    • deviant on 30/12/2012 - 11:35

      wendy,
      dual is iq5000 and iq3000, not 2x iq5000 fyi

  • freakitude on 30/12/2012 - 02:28
    -7

    is this deal expired ?

    • Shwayne on 30/12/2012 - 02:41
      +2

      They're out of stock online, don't neg, report it.

  • liverpool2009 on 30/12/2012 - 02:42
    +2

    The brush is alright, but honestly haven't notice the difference between the cheap $20 version. After a couple of months the battery will die and power decrease :( A lot of issues, if you look around the net.

    • braddsey on 30/12/2012 - 07:12

      I've had mine for 18 months and not had an issue…

  • inasero on 30/12/2012 - 07:06

    Yes this is a great price, but be aware that the battery will die out on you after about a year. Kinda pointless if you have to change the handle that often.

    • wtfnodeal on 30/12/2012 - 09:12
      +2

      Then you are covered by the 2 years warranty. Please immediately replace your faulty toothbrush with a new one.

    • eccentriq on 30/12/2012 - 11:52

      i've had mine for 4 years now and it's still fine.

  • [Deactivated] on 30/12/2012 - 08:03

    Not a fan of these rotating heads because of the potential wear implications.

    I'd rather the Oral B vibrating toothbrushes you can get from Pharmacies for about $10 - rechargeable AAA battery. The supermarkets have them, but for some reason don't tend to stock the soft heads, which are meant to be best.

    • eccentriq on 30/12/2012 - 11:57

      unlikely to occur, the bristles are very soft and fine unlike medium/hard bristles as found in manual t/b. you also have to consider if you're using an abrasive t/paste?…

    • iseenya on 30/12/2012 - 15:41

      The heads don't rotate - they oscillate. Actual linear movement is tiny, so the difference in wear between these and a vibrate-only ("sonic") type would be minimal, if indeed it was measurable at all.

  • shmahoo on 30/12/2012 - 08:49

    all of this advice - how many of you are dentists?

    just asking!

    (I'm an optometrist (so I can't show you my face) and I am often amused by the "advice" on here and boards like whirlpool on matters that I know better about, so just wondering if dentists have any better opinions on matters such as those raised here)

    • [Deactivated] on 30/12/2012 - 09:14
      +1

      I saw a dentist on TV once.
      Does that count?

      Actually i think one of my dentists warned me off them (i keep a couple, in different states), but yeah, i take your pointy prod.

      BTW, why are spectacle frames so expensive?

      • UFO on 30/12/2012 - 17:06

        "I saw a dentist on TV once"

        Was his name Dave, but he couldnt show you his face because he was on television?
        (or am I just showing my age remembering such an old ad)

    • eccentriq on 30/12/2012 - 11:54

      i'm an oral health therapist. - we recommend electric toothbrushes mainly due to the lack of ability to brush manually due to loss of dexterity and such. Not everyone should have one, those who have excellent brushing techniques (subjective) will gain no extra benefit.

  • hamwhisperer on 30/12/2012 - 09:10
    -1

    Why is this so expensive? That doesn't seem cheap at all?
    I think I have a braun (or Oral B) and it was like 30 or 40$ for a rechargable, cordless toothbrush. What is this thing doing that makes it worth 30$ more on a special deal?

    • wtfnodeal on 30/12/2012 - 09:15

      A little bit fancy smart guide monitor makes you feel like more than just brushing your teeth?

  • cytotoxic on 30/12/2012 - 10:08

    Sold out online?

  • atlas on 30/12/2012 - 11:03
    +3

    For those comparing to cheapo $30 brushes, go do some research. It's all in the motor.

    • casmxl on 30/12/2012 - 11:12
      +2

      It's actually very hard to believe how good they are unless having a test drive. In my opinion, they really worth $100 extra (not the monitor though).

  • limeburner on 30/12/2012 - 12:07

    FYI, the Oral B Professional Care 500 is still available online for $69.30, less $30 cashback makes it $39.30

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