Philips Sonicare E-Series, Replacement Electric Toothbrush Heads 8 Count

Overall highly recommend. I've noticed during the past year the brush heads no longer last more than 45 days, whereas they used to last for several months. Other than longevity and cost of brush heads, the product is awesome. I've owned for five years plus and my dentist is very happy with my gum health and minimal plaque build up.

The e-series Sonicare has always worked well for us. Convenient 4-segment timer, good checkups at the dentist. I wish the base and handle were more clearly labeled. When it's time to buy replacement heads, I always get confused trying to remember which model brush heads I need to buy. This time I got it right, but how easy would it be to clearly label the product with the type of parts it requires?

I have had this toothbrush for several years and it has held up really well! I started using it when I started having issues with my gums. the dentist suggested it so I bought one right on the spot and have used it ever since!my gums have been a lot healthier! I just wish I could buy the heads in a single pack because I don't know how much longer the system will work and I don't want to get stuck with extra heads! do you still sell that same system because my dentist does not.he has the newer on which takes a different head! I LOVE IT!!!!

The toothbrush head fits the base correctly, but not as tight as it should and allows some water to seep into the base. Any suggestions on how to correct this problem?

The Philips Sonicare e-series Standard sonic tooth brush heads HX7023/64 3-pack. The brush heads last a good three months. I like them mostly because my dentist, and his assistants, are more than pleased with the condition of my teeth at every cleaning or other procedure. Thanks Philips.

These brush heads actually lasts longer than 6 months. They make brushing easier and faster. Thank God for the toothbrush & brush heads.

My only complaint is trying to keep it clean as the toothpaste seems to slide down into the handle part opening and creates a sludge. Would like a tighter seal where the head connects to the base.

I have used Sonicare brushes for more than 20 years and have had excellent dental checkups as a result. My teeth have almost no plaque to be removed by the dentist.

Product was supposed to be one package containing 8 toothbrush heads, but came as 8 individual heads with no packaging, each in a separate plastic bag. Although they look new, the packaging is not what I purchased previously.

Each time I brush my teeth, bristles begin falling out and sometimes get stuck in my teeth. This particular "batch" of brushes may have been defective?????