Philips Sonicare Real E-Sequence Substitute Toothbrush Heads, 3 Brush Heads, White, HX7023/64

High quality
The quality is amazing!🤩 the color coding works as expected. Great value for the money.

Works well
Works great, very easy to use

Only buy these Original Phillip Sonicare replacement brush heads
These e-series tooth brush heads are difficult to find because the tooth brush is no longer sold. These original brush heads are more expensive but they work great. Head tightens into the handle and stats tight. The bristles have the proper stiffness. I’ve bought brush heads which say they “fit” my e-series Sonicare toothbrush. Well they are cheaper but the bristles are too soft and fall out of the brush head. I even got a couple painfully stuck between teeth and gums. The original replacement parts are so much superior. The onky reason I didn’t give five starts is that color indicator to change brush heads which is noted as every 3 months is proper time to change out the brush, but the indicator color fades faster than the 3 months. But the bristles are still sturdy and continue to clean well according to my Dentist. With difficulty finding these brush heads, I have had to go longer than 3 months with good results. Phillips Sonicare tooth brush is the only toothbrush that I have used since the early 90s when the only place to buy one was from late night infomercial. I’ve had to replace the handle a few times. I’ve given as gifts to friends and family. Any of my dentists note my good oral hygiene is because of my Sonicare toothbrush. My original Sonicare had bristles and heads which were noted to need replacing every 6 months. They also came with little stickers to apply on the charging base with the months on the labels. You would put the sticker on which correlated to 6 months after changing the brush head. Sadly I am trying to decide on which new Sonicare toothbrush, not just a sonic toothbrush, I want to buy since my current e-series Phillips Sonicare toothbrush is a dinosaur.

Exactly what you need!
I used to purchase these at Bed Bath and Beyond with the 20% coupon, but as you probably know, they’re closed. I ended up picking up some replacement heads at Target one night, got home and opened the gnarly container only to realize that they were for a completely different Sonicare. Damn. Instead of trying to return the wrong heads (because they were opened), I went and bought the new brush they fit… my second mistake. The new brushes are fluff! I hate them. And it was only chargeable by usb! Ha. Was I supposed to plug it into my computer?!? Idiot moments.
I finally found these, and my old e-series that I hadn’t charged for about a year? Ahhh. Perfect. Charged right up! And it doesn’t wuss out if I use too much pressure on my teeth. Finally, my teeth felt really clean again, especially along the gum line. What a difference.
I’d always kept one old head to clean my diamond jewelry. Makes it so sparkly!
As for the newer brush I bought, I’ve used that, along with q-tips and alcohol, to clean the black stuff that can grow in the older brushes. It’s really easy to keep it clean that way.

I had been using cheaper E Series replacement brush heads (by YanBan) and I noticed that the brushing seemed pretty weak. So, I bought these Philips original brush heads to compare them and the improvement of the Philips over the third party brush heads was immense. Even when the toothbrush indicates low battery, the power of these brushes remains strong whereas the cheaper brushes were useless. Yes, these may be a bit more expensive, but not to the point where you should compromise your oral hygiene. So, from now on, original Philips brush heads only for me.

I am using this system from PHILLIPS since more than 5 years now. Really good.