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    Toothbrush features replaceable standard fluorescent backlighting

    July 1, 1996
    The Toothbrush Neolite is a bright expression of dental health and it provides an alternative to neon. The trouble-free 110v unit comes complete with a satin, black aluminum frame, inline on/off switch and hanging chain. A replaceable-standard fluorescent backlighting duplicates the impact of genuine neon without the usual transformer and burnout problems. The Neolite measures 15 inches x 30 inches.

    The Toothbrush Neolite is a bright expression of dental health and it provides an alternative to neon. The trouble-free 110v unit comes complete with a satin, black aluminum frame, inline on/off switch and hanging chain. A replaceable-standard fluorescent backlighting duplicates the impact of genuine neon without the usual transformer and burnout problems. The Neolite measures 15 inches x 30 inches.

    For additional information on the Toothbrush Neolite, call 800-959-9505 or circle the number below on the reader service card located at the back of the magazine.

    PRACTICON, INC.

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