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A brush with luxury: World's most expensive toothbrush will set you back a whopping £2,600
The Reinast brush has, according to its makers, a special antibacterial protective layer which guards against germs
Keeping your teeth white and minty fresh just got a whole lot more expensive.
This is the world’s priciest toothbrush - a titanium ‘plaque destroyer’ with detachable bristle heads which costs an eye-watering £2,600.
The Reinast brush has, according to its makers, a special antibacterial protective layer which guards against germs.
Reinast say that every six months they send toothbrush owners five new brush heads for free.
For £2,600 though, we’d expect it to hover towards our mouths and brush our teeth hands-free.
The German firm behind the brush say its anti-bacterial coating ‘not only elevates the product's beauty but also brings various hygienic and medical advantages’.
They add: ‘Its patented antibacterial protective layer guards against bacterial attack on the most important part, which is present between the socket and the bristle head.’
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Reinast say the ‘full body premium titanium’ brush has ‘has superior standards on the material and manufacturing quality compared to medical devices since primarily these have only a titanium coating’.
The luxurious brush comes in one of four colours - ‘titanium’, ‘champagne’, ‘rose’ and ‘matte-black’.
