EveEco 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

My 16-year-old son loves the bamboo toothbrushes, and I honestly didn’t even realize how many came in this box. 2 per small box inside as well! Sturdy yet soft(not to soft). Will definitely buy again….. in quite awhile as we have gobs! I brush my teeth often so that says a lot.❤️

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.

I love what these toothbrushes stand for and how everything is biodegradable, but I can't get past the bristles coming off and sticking between my teeth while brushing. Not a deal breaker but it is annoying.

I only buy "charcoal" bristles and for 24.. this is a bargain.These are not meant to use for a year, but to change out a few times/yearly.

I just had my teeth cleaned last week and as I was getting ready to leave, she offered me a choice of tooth brushes.I said no thanks, I do not use plastic brushes. She asked what I use, I said bamboo. A dental hygienist does not know bamboo toothbrushes are available!?