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Colgate Pro Clinical 250R
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- 2 reviews
- 1 like
Bought one which stopped working after a few weeks. Replaced it with another one which stopped working after 1 week. I have not done anything to cause them to stop working. Very disappointed.
Purchased in for $25.
My partner and I each bought one, and after 6-8 months water got into the switch and they would turn on and off at random. Unfit for purpose. Buy a regular toothbrush instead.
Was fine first few months however after changing the head the power now cuts out when any pressure is applied to the head when cleaning. Press again and power is back, again and it's gone.
Hi Frances J. We’re sorry you’re having a problem with your toothbrush. Colgate ProClinical rechargeable toothbrushes have a 2 year warranty from the date of the original product purchase. If you have...
Read moren’t already contacted our friendly Consumer Care team for assistance you can reach them on 1800 802 307 M - F, 7am - 5pm AEDST. Please have your toothbrush and purchase receipt handy when you call.
After about 4 months, water gets into the switch and it will not work. Tried to dry and recharge it and get it sometime working. But water will get into the switch very easily, it is going die very soon.
Purchased in for $25.
Hi Louis L, we're sorry to learn of your experience with our ProClinical toothbrush. We’d like to get some more information from you and the product you've purchased, so if you haven’t already connect...
Read moreed with our Consumer Information Team, please give us a call on 1800 802 307 between 7am – 5pm, Mon - Fri.
Thanks for the response. I called 1800 802 307. It has been confirmed that the product is not entirely waterproof. I was suggested not to clean it under the tap.
Hi Louis L, thanks for calling in. As advised in our product manual we recommend cleaning the handle with a damp cloth. However, the toothbrush head can be removed and rinsed under running water, dried and then replaced onto the handle.
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- 4 reviews
- 7 likes
been using this electric tooth brush for 4 weeks now and it’s worked amazingly well and it only cost $24.00 and comes with an extra Brush head. It has improved my oral health because it cleans and removes plaque effortlessly and efficiently. I like that it’s sleek and easy to charge. Definitely a happy purchase.
Purchased in at My Chemist for $24.
Hi Amelia D, thanks for your review. We appreciate your feedback and we’re so pleased that you’re enjoying your experience with our ProClinical Electric Toothbrush. We hope that you continue seeing great results from your Colgate oral care regime.
- 20 reviews
- 18 likes
Noticing this brush at half price ($25) at Woolies, I decided to try it as I've never really been happy with the OralB oscillating head design. The Colgate ProClinical uses a vibrating head system which allows a more conventionally shaped head, which I prefer. My teeth are a bit cramped in places making some surfaces a bit hard to reach which the OralB never quite could, and I'd use a conventional brush alternately for those bits.
This brush is a winner! It feels a bit weird at first and seems to 'drag' over your teeth but you soon get used to ...
Purchased in at Woolworths Physical store for $25.
- 8 reviews
- 1 like
I like the size and the little case it comes with which is perfect for travelling. I also like the timer option which just turns off the device after 2 mins.
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Good toothbrush but stopped working 2 months after using, water some how got into handle - partners died a month later. Spend your money elsewhere! Not worth it, better of spending that little bit more. Highly disappointed.
Purchased in at New world new zealand for $55.
- 19 reviews
- 16 likes
I've been using the 250R for 1 week now, it cost me $24.00.
Coming from Oral B brushes this is far better and cheaper in my opinion.
My old brush heads rotated, this one vibrates super fast. It feels like my teeth are cleaner, the rotating brush heads stopped rotating on the teeth with gentle pressure so it was like having a manual brush.
I like the black color, my old white brushes got discolored over time.
I like the battery power, it doesn't slow down as the battery drops like my old brushes.
The vibrating head takes some getting used too bu...
Purchased in at Chemist Warehouse Physical Store for $24.
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- 7 reviews
- 4 likes
PROs:
Light weight, lasts at least one week per charge, cleans very well.
CONs:
Died in less than 1 months. Seems water got into the handle for some reason. Well, shouldn't it be water proof?
Purchased in at Coles.
- 6 reviews
- 2 likes
I love the Oral B electric toothbrush. I feel it cleans more accuratly than a manual and is cheaper than some electric toothbrushes. It is also gentle on the gums. I like the little timer in it that lets you know when your recommendation brushing time is up. I only travel with it if I can have somewhere to plug it into as once it starts to run flat it is not as effective in cleaning.
Purchased in at Coles for $20.
The reviewer stated that an incentive was offered for this review
Just got this one as a gift for xmas (as my old more expensive colgate one finally refused to switch on after 3yrs). Had plenty of charge and ready to go when I got it out of the box and was amazed to find it to be way way lighter than the older model, which is a good thing. Found it to be slimmer as well and am waiting to see how that pans out as I find it difficult to grip narrow things these days because of arthritis. I found it did a good job and I believe the smaller brush head is responsible for that by not overcrowding my mouth and makin...
Read moreg it easier to get it to and around my back teeth with ease and comfort. I think though it's going to take me a few days, to once again, become readjusted to the vibrations tickling my lips. The one big negative I would give this is the charger. I find that since this brush has virtually no weight, the stand doesn't hold it too well, particularly with the tiny little point that sticks up to support it, unlike the previous one where the toothbrush sat in it which I like much more as the nestling fit gave better support. Overall it seems like a good brush and at a relatively good price. I'll keep my eye on how long this one lasts.Find out how Colgate Pro Clinical 250R compares to other Electric Toothbrushes & Flossers
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- 5 reviews
Great gentle and provides all care to your teeth whilst brushing, whilst soft and gentle it also cleans teeth efficiently and doesnt need to constantly be charged to function fantastically
The reviewer stated that an incentive was offered for this review
- 2 reviews
To be honest it doesn't feel like it gets my entire mouth clean. The head is small and I prefer using my normal toothbrush. Although it was a cheap purchase I probably wouldn't recommend it.
Purchased in at Chemist Warehouse for $20.
- 2 reviews
I previously had a rotating head brush which did a great job. However my partner got me this one for Christmas and it just blew my previous one out of the water.
It has you clean your mouth in quarters and pulses each time it wants you to change quarters, the vibration is powerful but when you are finished just leaves this squeaky clean feeling that I haven't felt in a long time!
Purchased in at Chemist Warehouse for $25.
Questions & Answers
What battery type is used??
The battery is internal. Toothbrush comes with charger.
The Colgate ProClinical 250R rechargeable power toothbrush uses a Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMH).
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Details
| Category | Electric Toothbrushes & Flossers | Electric Toothbrushes & Flossers |
|---|---|---|
| Price (RRP) | $50.00 | $50.00 |
| Purpose | Brushing | Brushing |
| Features | Battery Indicator and Timer | Battery Indicator and Timer |
| Battery Life | 10 days | 10 days |
| Brush Heads / Flosser Tips Included | 2 | 2 |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 2 year(s) | 2 year(s) |
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Thanks for your review. We are sorry to hear about your less than pleasant experience with your Colgate ProClinical Electric Toothbrush. The unit is not expected to be affected by contact with water f...
Read morerom regular use, as it is water resistant. If you haven't done so already, we encourage you to reach out to our friendly Consumer Care team on 1800 802 307 (AU) or 0800 441 740 (NZ) weekdays during the hours of 7am - 5pm AEST, who would be happy to help.