20 Count Bamboo Toothbrushes (Soft+Medium), Natural Wood Toothbrushes Bulk, Eco-Friendly, BPA Free, Biodegradable & Compostable Charcoal Wooden - Reusable Travel Toothbrushes

Love them! High quality product. Affordable.

Let me start by saying the handles are comfortable and appear to be real bamboo great quality handles however, the bristles are super soft and they are made of nylon. You have to cut them off before putting the handles in your compost bins. They are not a natural toothbrush since they are nylon, but the packaging is made from recycled paper. They handles are comfortable bamboo. There’s no taste to these. there’s no odors to these I feel like the craftsmanship of them is better than the toothbrush you’d buy in the store or get from the dentist just because they are more natural than those. They do not hold up very long as you can tell in my video and my photos my husband toothbrush lasted about 3 to 4 weeks not the six weeks that is intended for a toothbrush. Super lightweight not heavy at all easy to use easy on the tongue as well.

We operate a bed&breakfast/Short-term Rental and set these out in our amenity basket for guests. I love that they are affordable, more earth-friendly than plastic toothbrushes and that they might influence our guests to reconsider their purchasing choices... (Maybe not. But this way they can see what they think ...)

Me encanta este producto, la textura es suave y media como lo definen, lo que ayuda a un cepillado seguro y delicado según mi experiencia!.

It has taken me a year to get through this box. I figure it is time for me to leave the review. I originally waited to give them a fair chance and to see what I’d learn at my dental appointment. They are great durable toothbrushes. I got a clean bill of health from my dentist and hygienist on my last cleaning. The only reason they aren’t 5 stars for me is the difference in soft vs hard bristles. It’s easy to tell the difference. The hard are black and have a curve in the bristles themselves. Something I learned from my cousin who is a dentist is the hard bristles aren’t good for the enamel on your teeth. Stick with the soft. I have since found other uses for the harder bristles though. I use them for cleaning. When you need to really scratch at something small these brushes are the way to go. A few months ago we packed up the entire kitchen to do a deep clean and I ended up using these mostly over the stove and in the ventilation hood. Hard vs soft is a personal preference but if you only want soft bristle brushes don’t get this pack. If you don’t mind the mix or think you might use the hard for cleaning like I did then it’s still a great deal. Hope this helps!