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Oral-B Genius X electric toothbrush on sale for £139.99
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TL;DR: The classy Oral-B Genius X Luxe Edition electric toothbrush is on sale for £139.99, saving you £220 on list price.
You deserve the best, and so do your teeth. When it comes to electric toothbrushes, the best is the Oral-B Genius X Luxe Edition.
Genius X with artificial intelligence is the latest electric toothbrush from Oral-B. It can track where you are brushing in your mouth to give you personalised feedback, so you know where you need to focus more and how to get your best results every day. After brushing, you get a brushing score which factors in whether you press too hard, how long you brush for, and how complete your brushing coverage is. Smart!
The Oral-B Genius X Luxe Edition electric toothbrush is on currently on sale for £139.99, saving you £220 on list price. This great deal is available until midnight on July 16, and includes four Sensi Ultrathin brush heads, a rechargeable battery with up to two weeks of charge, a smart USB travel case that charges your brush and phone, and more.
If you want the best for your teeth, save on the Oral-B Genius X.
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