Think about your current toothbrush: How long have you had it? If it's three to four months old, you should definitely replace it. But instead of heading to the store, consider trying out Quip. The ...

This week, Quip, the four-year-old electric toothbrush startup, launched a children’s toothbrush that looks identical to the adult version, only scaled down for smaller hands and mouths. That’s right: ...

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Most parents have experienced the struggle of getting their kid to brush their teeth. It’s not one of the most stimulating tasks in the world, but it’s certainly one of the most important. Now, ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, quip, the pioneering design-led oral wellness company, is proud to announce the launch of its groundbreaking innovation: the quip Ultra Next Generation ...

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Toothbrush subscription company Quip just announced that it now has a pint-sized version specifically geared towards children. If you're a podcast listener, you're probably already familiar with the ...

Quip, the buzzy dental care brand that’s received high marks for its affordable electric toothbrushes, is celebrating spring with a massive sale. From now through April 10, you can snag some deals for ...

Quip, the dental care startup, is releasing a new product aimed toward kids. Similar to the electric toothbrush it makes for adults, the kids’ brush features a timer that pulsates every 30 seconds and ...

Quip's electric toothbrush service isn't just for grownups anymore. The subscription-based startup today announced that it's now selling an electric toothbrush just for kids. It's similar to the adult ...

If you follow my HomeKit Weekly series, you know that I am a sucker for anything I can make “smart.” In my never-ending quest to have an app for everything in my house, I now have a Bluetooth enabled ...