VIVAGO Bamboo Toothbrushes Medium Bristles 10 Pack - BPA Free Medium Bristles Toothbrushes for Adults - Eco-Friendly, Natural Wooden Toothbrush

LOVE these toothbrushes! I bought these to limit my plastic exposure and these are a GREAT alternative. The bristles are not rough but nice and soft and they clean very well! 100% recommend!

Great toothbrush. Bristles are the perfect texture and feels a lot healthier and cleaner than plastic

Love these they last forever. Look cool, simple colors, soft and environmentally friendly

A great alternative to plastic! I love that you get so many at a time to keep things fresh!

Good quality for a great price!

Works great. No microplastics (I hope 😬) i like the medium firm bristles.

I just love these brushes! The feel is amazing and I alternate from electric to these when I don’t feel the electric one for the day or night. Great quality.

It is possible to clean one’s teeth with these. The bristles seem equal to the task. They complain not nor fail in their duty. The trouble is not with that it is with the poor finish on the bamboo. I bought these not out of some environmental ideology, rather I thought they would taste better than plastic. Odd I know. Nevertheless, I expected that they would have a smooth finish. They do not. I cannot tell if that is because the grains of the wood stand up when wet or if it is because the polishing wheel was broken when the batch I bought went through the factory. Horticulturally, I don’t care for bamboo very much. Where I live you have a better chance of eradicating depravity from your heart that exterminating it from your garden. That some bamboo lost its loathsome life in the making of these brushes gives me no end of delight. But that these things “brush” with both sides, simultaneously your teeth and your cheek. This is not cause for celebration. A clean mouth is a worthy goal, but not at the cost of a pint of blood. I would prefer to prevent both gingivitis and exsanguination, apparently the dialectic runs only in the conjunctive direction and not disjunctively. It is possible to finish these things by sanding them with ever finer grits. One can even soak them in water, raise the grains, and sand further. The process is not difficult and I’d be delighted to do it if I was blessed with an overabundance of time. But as my mother can testify its difficult enough getting me to brush my teeth in the first place. That I must first polish the instrument will doubtless deprive me of the opportunity (and motivation) to clean my mouth at all. And so as my teeth rot out of my head I will be that old codger rocking away on his front porch sanding his toothbrush -because I will only have the one tooth left to clean. At least then I will have my cheeks to comfort my gums.

The quality its horrible. Made my gum bleed really bad. Its not even bamboo!

Após três usos, a escova soltou a primeira cerda. As cerdas são de plástico, ou seja, não há redução da contaminação humana por micro plásticos. O cabo de bambu é insignificante para uma escova que irá para o lixo mais cedo que as escovas feitas integralmente de plásticos. After just three uses one bristle was loose. Bristles are plastic made and it contributes to the human contamination with microplastics. The bambu stick means nothing due to the shortened time of usage, producing plastic residues sooner than all plastic brushes. I do not recommend it: that is just green washing product.