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Quip works a little differently from most brands on this site: it almost never hands out a promo code you paste at checkout. The savings live in the on site sale prices, a refill subscription that keeps your brush fresh, and bundles that knock 15% off when you buy a set.
Right now the standout is the Rechargeable Cordless Water Flosser at 30% off, down to $38.50 from $55. Bundle sets run 15% off versus buying the pieces separately, and every refill plan adds a free $5 toothpaste to your first order. Everything below is checked against Quip’s own site.
Because there’s no coupon field to fill, we point you to the sale, the refill plan and the bundles rather than a code that Quip doesn’t really use.
If you’re hunting for a Quip promo code, here’s the honest answer: the brand basically doesn’t use them. Quip sets its prices on the site with sale markdowns and subscription savings instead of a checkout code, so the strings you’ll see on coupon sites are almost always dead ends. We’d rather tell you that than send you to a coupon field Quip doesn’t really support.
The real savings are the ones above: the current sale on the water flosser and brushes, the 15% bundles, the refill plan that keeps heads fresh from $7, and the free toothpaste on a new plan. Stack those and you’ve beaten any code you’d have found.
- Start with the sale. The water flosser is 30% off and brushes are 15% off, all applied on-site with no code needed.
- Buy a bundle if you need more than one thing. Sets are 15% off the combined price, so a brush plus flosser is cheaper together than apart.
- Start a refill plan for the free toothpaste. A new subscription adds a $5 toothpaste and keeps fresh heads auto-shipping from $7.
- Pick plastic to spend less, metal to last. The plastic brushes and flossers are the cheaper entry, while the metal handles cost more up front.
- Try it inside 30 days. Refunds can be requested within 30 days of purchase, so there’s a window to change your mind.
Quip launched in 2015 with a simple idea: a well-designed electric toothbrush paired with a subscription that delivers fresh brush heads on a schedule, so you never brush with a worn-out one. The slim, lightweight handle and the mirror mount that doubles as a travel cover became the brand’s signature look.
The range has grown well past that first brush into sonic and oscillating brushes, an Ultra smart line, a cordless water flosser, whitening strips, floss and anticavity toothpaste. Quip says it now serves over 12 million mouths, and it still sells the way it started: fair on-site pricing and a refill plan rather than a maze of codes.
Quip sits in the everyday electric-brush lane against a couple of long-established names. Here’s how it compares on what you buy and how you actually save.
| | Quip | Philips Sonicare | Oral-B |
|---|---|---|---|
| Signature buy | Sonic brush, water flosser | DiamondClean sonic | iO oscillating |
| How you actually save | On-site sale, plan, bundles | Retailer sales | Retailer sales |
| Discount codes | None, sale prices instead | Occasional | Occasional |
| Refill delivery | Auto-ship from $7 | Buy as needed | Buy as needed |
| Starting price | Sonic from $25.50 | Higher | Higher |
- January rides New Year resolutions. Health-habit buying is high, and Quip tends to run some of its better brush pricing early in the year.
- July brings summer promotions. Mid-year sale events often line up with the broader summer shopping window.
- November and December are the biggest. Black Friday, Cyber Monday and holiday gifting bring Quip’s widest discounts and its best bundle value.
- The rest of the year leans on the standing sale. Quip keeps items marked down on a rolling basis, so there’s usually something reduced worth a look.
Take the 30% off the water flosser and 15% off brushes as your starting price, no code required.
If you want a brush and a flosser, the 15% bundle is cheaper than buying each one separately.
A new subscription adds a $5 toothpaste and keeps refill heads coming from $7, and you can skip anytime.
Quip is the rare brand where hunting for a promo code is a waste of time, because it doesn’t really use them. The savings sit in plain sight: 30% off the water flosser at $38.50, bundle sets at 15% off the parts, refill heads from $7, and a free toothpaste when you start a plan.
The play is simple. Take the sale price on the flosser, choose a bundle if you need more than one item, and start the refill subscription to grab the free toothpaste and keep fresh heads coming. Do that and you’ll pay less than any coupon code would have saved you.
