About this item

Broad Compatibility: Iemegumi replacement toothbrush heads are compatible with Philips Sonicare C1, C2, C3, A3, W3, G2, G3, 4100, 5100, 6100, 1100, 2100 electric toothbrush handles (all Snap-On systems). Suitable for 2 Series Plaque Control, 3 Series Gum Health, DiamondClean, ProtectiveClean, FlexCare, FlexCare+, HealthyWhite, HealthyWhite+, EasyClean, DailyClean, ExpertClean, PowerUp, Essence+, and Simply Clean.
DuPont bristles whiten and protect gums in one: Iemegumi replacement brush heads use high-quality DuPont bristles, designed for whitening teeth and protecting gums. The unique arrangement of bristles can effectively remove stains on the surface of teeth while gently massaging gums, making your smile brighter and your gums healthier.
Copper-Free Bristle Technology: Featuring advanced copper-free bristle technology, these brush heads ensure bristles are stronger and more durable while avoiding any discomfort from metal contact with teeth. Copper-free bristles significantly enhance bristle stability and longevity. Use with confidence, knowing your teeth and the environment are receiving the best care possible!
Precision Whitening 3D Round Bristles: With 40% more bristles, these brush heads maximize contact with teeth, thoroughly cleaning between teeth and hard-to-reach areas. The 3D round bristle processing technology at the end ensures that the bristles are soft and smooth, ideal for dual-purpose whitening and sensitive gum care. The rounded ends gently touch the gums, reducing irritation while effectively removing surface stains for gentle whitening.
Silicone-Wrapped Brush Head Comfortable Gum Care: The toothbrush head is wrapped in soft silicone to reduce the impact of electric toothbrush vibration on the gums, providing gentle care for your gums during brushing.The color-changing bristles remind you when it's time to replace the brush head, while the protective cap keeps out dust, maintaining brush head hygiene and ensuring healthier teeth. Each box contains 8 brush heads, ideal for long-term use.