SNOSHA N2 Electric Toothbrush Replacement Heads – 4-Pack
- Regular price
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LE 299.00 - Regular price
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LE 500.00 - Sale price
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LE 299.00
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Description
Maintain the cleaning performance of your SNOSHA N2 with this pack of replacement brush heads.
The pack includes 4 replacement heads made with high-quality soft DuPont bristles, designed to deliver deep and effective cleaning while remaining gentle on the teeth and gums.
When combined with the sonic movement of the SNOSHA N2 electric toothbrush, the brush heads help remove plaque and food particles while reaching difficult areas and spaces between the teeth.
Enjoy cleaning performance that is up to 8 times more effective than a regular manual toothbrush.
Specifications
Shipping and Returns
✦ Delivery across ALL OF EGYPT
✦ Delivery within Egypt 2-7 Business Days
✦ 7-Day Returns - Original Unused Condition
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Meet the N2
Advanced Sonic Technology
5 Cleaning Modes
8 DuPont Brush Heads
Long Battery Life
Additional Features
FAQs
Is an electric toothbrush better than a manual one?
Yes. The N2's sonic technology delivers 42,000 vibrations per minute — something no manual brush can replicate. Clinical studies consistently show electric toothbrushes remove significantly more plaque and improve gum health over time.
Is the Snosha N2 safe to use in the shower?
Yes. The N2 carries an IPX7 waterproof rating, meaning it's fully protected against water immersion. Safe to use in the shower or while rinsing at the sink.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 120 days on a single full charge of approximately 2.5 hours. One charge covers most international trips without needing to pack the cable.
How often should I replace the brush heads?
Every 3 months, or when the color-fade indicator bristles begin to lose their color, whichever comes first.
Is it suitable for sensitive teeth?
Yes. The N2 has a dedicated Sensitive mode with reduced intensity specifically designed for reactive teeth and gums.
Can I use it with braces or dental work?
We recommend consulting your dentist first, particularly if you have recent implants, crowns, or active orthodontic treatment.