24 Count I Bamboo Toothbrush I Soft Bristles Best for Sensitive Gums I Charcoal I Vegan I Natural Wood I BPA Fee I Recyclable I Compostable I Biodegradable | Environmentally Friendly

I've been purchasing from this brand of toothbrush for a while now since I've been trying to limit my use of single use plastics. These bamboo tooth brushes work very well and last a long time before the bristles wear down while still being the cheapest bamboo ones available. Just make sure it's able to dry otherwise the bottom may turn black. I've opted to using a toothbrush holder that provides more air flow and haven't had any issues since.

It is nice knowing that I am not scrubbing my teeth with toxic chemicals. These brushes are great, and their bristles are long lasting!

These toothbrushs are excellent. I like that the handles are robust and dry quickly. I am glad that there soft on my gums while I still use a alternate battery powered toothbrush to promote teeth regeneration via gum therapy.

Love having a compostable toothbrush! Replace every time I get a new bottle of toothpaste. Bamboo handle is strong, though occasionally there’s a splintered defective one. Bristle material is a bit coarse, but softens after a few uses. Adult sized.

We buy a bulk pack every year! We love that they are environmently friendly!

I give these to my customers with my natural tooth powder and everyone loves them! It's all we use for our business. They're well made and don't fall apart or shed and clean the teeth well but gently

It didn’t take long adjusting to these from plastic toothbrushes. I’m so glad I made the swap! They are also a great price. I will definitely be purchasing again!

I wouldn't categorize this toothbrush as "super soft" at all (as stated in the description) ... it's more medium/medium-hard, actually. There was a tiny amount if poking, but it didn't hurt my gums or make them bleed as some others have stated,...(then again, I'm meticulous about brushing & flossing every day so it's unlikely they'd bleed/get sore anyway). My dentist recommends soft bristles to help protect tooth enamel which is why I always buy the soft kind, ... so the hardness of these bristles has only one advantage for me; they'll last a little longer since I like to spritz the brush head with some hydrogen peroxide after each use to help minimize any bacteria build-up. The peroxide softens the bristles a bit more than I like when using a soft-bristled toothbrush, so these brushes might end up the right softness after repeated applications of peroxide. I haven't experienced any bristle loss either, so that's another pro as is the price point, which means being able to replace my brush more frequently - (each month vs. every 3 months). Even so, I think I'm going to try other brands til I find the right softness because with lots of gum recession & bone loss, I can't risk causing that even more... these are just too hard.