Initially, Miles was excited to try out his brand-new, sleek toothbrush. The brand says that their product is designed to get your teeth clean and to build good dental habits that will last a lifetime, which Miles definitely needed. With the subscription option, users receive a new brush head and floss refill on a dentist-recommended schedule because we all know that most people aren’t swapping out their toothbrush as often as they should be. The automated pulsing guides you to where to brush and for how long, so you know you are cleaning every last tooth properly. The sleek design of the toothbrush makes it ridiculously easy to travel with, so you aren’t stuck with the crappy hotel or last-minute convenience store options. Quip is a modern spin on the less accessible, pricier electric toothbrushes that we’re used to. Before I had a chance to get a Quip for myself, the brand introduced the Quip for kids, and it seemed like the right fit for my lackluster brusher. My podcast playlist was dominated by very convincing Quip toothbrush ads and I definitely had it on my radar to try for myself.
The universe felt my pain (and probably smelled Miles' morning breath) and presented me with endless Quip content. Miles had an electric toothbrush before, but it didn’t make a difference when it came to the health of his budding teeth or his reluctance to clean them. From the high-end options that make you feel like you’ve transformed into a dental hygienist for 2 minutes, to the more affordable options that make brushing easier, there is something out there for everyone’s needs. There’s no shortage of electric toothbrushes on the market for both kids and adults.
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