Message from the Founder
Happy New Year.
UPDATE 03/01/20: Both apps have been uploaded to Google Play and the App store already... it is now just a case of waiting until they approve and publish the apps. We've been waiting some time for Google Play as it was sent weeks ago, but the Apple one, it is a manual process and should be easier, we already addressed a few issues they sent back that day, and resubmitted, so we don't think there is anything else we can do but wait for them. I am hoping next week we will be online for both.
However, in the meantime, I am offering everyone that bought a bluetooth brush, a free triple pack of Replacement brush heads RRP £11.99. Can you please send to hello@deeno.com me your Address, Telephone number, and Amazon Order number so I can send these out asap. From 4th to 13th January I will be in the States for the CES Tech conference so i will distribute the next batch of free goods when i return.
Once again a massive apologies for this delay and inconvenience.
Best wishes
Ryan xx
HOW DEENO-BRUSH WORKS
THE BEST TOOTHBRUSH FOR KIDS WITH ALL THE FRILLS
An up-close-and-personal look at Deeno-Brush technical specs
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Sonic Motion Brushing
Sonic motion brushing with upto 25,000 pulsations per minute
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Lithium Battery
Upto 3 weeks of brushing capacity at 2 minutes twice per day
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Universal Charger
Universal Voltage AC 100v-240v 50MHZ
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Quadpacer
30 Second Quadpacer to encourage effective cleaning in each quadrant of the month
FUN AND DATA FOR THE FAMILY
The Deeno APP allows parents to register more than one toothbrush, in other words, up to 6 children in one family children can have their own profiles and pet Deeno-saur. Parents just need to define the brushing targets for each kid and follow the evolution and improvement in their childrens’ daily brushing via the App leaderboard.
Why We Need it?
The need for such a product in a household with kids can be understood by looking at the 2015 study published by the Public Health England. It reports that “1 in 4 children will have tooth decay when they start school. Each child with tooth decay will have on average 3 to 4 affected teeth.”
