👆🏼 Unfortunately a pity 🙁

Neither you nor the manufacturer give any information on the number of vibrations/min. for this product.

This makes the purchase and use a question of faith - because it is incomparable.
The buzzword "patented DentalRF technology" simply tells you nothing, as it is not explained in detail.

And by the way, while we are on the subject...
Could you please stop labelling and advertising various "sonic toothbrushes" with "ultrasound"?

Unfortunately, we see this again and again. And that is unfair! One is about as far away from the other (in terms of the number of vibrations!) as Europe is from Australia 😉 .

🙏🏼 Thank you 🙏🏼

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👆🏼 Unfortunately a pity 🙁

Neither you nor the manufacturer give any information on the number of vibrations/min. for this product.

This makes the purchase and use a question of faith - because it is incomparable.
The buzzword "patented DentalRF technology" simply tells you nothing, as it is not explained in detail.

And by the way, while we are on the subject... 
Could you please stop labelling and advertising various "sonic toothbrushes" with "ultrasound"?

Unfortunately, we see this again and again. And that is unfair! One is about as far away from the other (in terms of the number of vibrations!) as Europe is from Australia 😉 .

🙏🏼 Thank you 🙏🏼

Answer

Strange tone of voice for a question. A quick look on the Silkn website (it's also in the manual, but I don't have it anymore), under "FAQ" quickly provides the information I'm looking for. Quote:
"Silk'n ToothWave makes 48,000 vibrating brush head movements per minute. Because DentalRF™ technology does the heavy lifting and reduces stubborn impurities on the tooth surface, this frequency is sufficient. "
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