Rigorous testing and evaluation of medical devices using professional-grade simulators. Data-driven insights to inform your healthcare decisions.
Latest comprehensive evaluations of medical devices
Positioned just below the flagship Prestige line, the Sonicare 7100 delivers 62,000 movements per minute, a premium metallic chassis, and comprehensive app connectivity.
Offering the identical 62,000 movements-per-minute motor as the $300+ flagship models, the ExpertClean 7500 delivers clinical-grade plaque disruption with intelligent BrushSync technology for roughly half the price.
The SURI 2.0 addresses the industry's plastic waste crisis with a repairable, aerospace-grade aluminum chassis, plant-based brush heads, and a capable 33,000 vpm sonic motor.
Side-by-side analysis of leading medical devices
| Device | Clinical Score | FDA Status | Connectivity | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Oral-B iO Series 3
Oral-B
|
89
/100
|
Fda registered |
N/A
|
$80
|
usmile Y10 PRO
usmile
|
93
/100
|
Fda registered |
N/A
|
$89
|
Quip Sonic
Quip
|
75
/100
|
Fda registered |
N/A
|
$30
|
Oral-B iO Series 2
Oral-B
|
76
/100
|
Fda registered |
N/A
|
$55
|
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