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Medweb
Distance: 14.7 Mi667 Folsom St
94107-1314 San Francisco -
Biolog
Distance: 12.5 Mi21124 Cabot Blvd
94545 Hayward -
Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc.
Distance: 31.2 Mi1000 Alfred Nobel Dr
94547 Hercules -
Thoratec
Distance: 25.5 Mi6035 Stoneridge Dr
94588 Pleasanton -
Bioptome
Distance: 71.1 Mi170 Commerce St Ste 101
95240 Lodi
Murdock Laboratories Inc
- 123 Primrose Rd
- Burlingame, California
- 94010
- Phone: (650) 579-1352
- Fax: (650) 579-1351
- Website
Description
The Purebrush toothbrush sanitizer is the only toothbrush sanitizer that has been on the market for over 25 years. We have the best customer service record out of any toothbrush sanitizer in consumer's reports.
No other Toothbrush sanitizer, sterilizer or UV light cleaner has that long of a warranty and we stand behind every toothbrush sanitizer that we sell and have done so for over 20 years.
James, I just received my order today. Thank you for resending it so quickly and without any hassles. It is obvious maintaining excellent customer service is important to your company and not just some doublespeak, as I have unfortunately encountered with some other online retailers. I still own the original PureBrush I purchased in 1996 and it still works great! Excellent testament to your company's quality control and industrial design. Once again, thanks and you have a customer for life!.
"I have been using your Purebrush product for approximately three and a half years. During that time, I have not so much as had the sniffles. Before I would get bronchitis at least once a year, usually right after Christmas. I am a believer in your product and heartily endorse it. Donna L.
Ken Michener's tooth had been hurting off and on for months, and the pain was intense one Monday night in August. So Michener, 31, of Naperville, Illinois, who worked night shifts at a company that manufactures vitamins and dietary supplements, left at 3 a.m., halfway through his shift. At home, he tossed and turned. By the next afternoon, he'd found an oral surgeon to pull his sore molar, and started taking antibiotics to beat the bacterial infection and reduce the swelling. They did neither. By Friday, Michener was still hurting, and his left cheek bulged. At a local hospital, his oral surgeon removed another tooth, drained some pus, gave him painkillers and more antibiotics, and checked him into intensive care.