Review on 🌱 Gondola Oral Care: Eco-Friendly Toothbrushes that are Toothbrush Friendly and Biodegradable by Eric Render

First off, reviewers and responders who rated these bristles as 'soft' should use 'medium size' toothbrushes. Or maybe by "soft" they mean "the bristles don't dig into the gums". OK, I agree. *Ends* of the bristles are not "sharp". However, they are not flexible. bandy You know what dentists, ADA, and most toothbrush manufacturers mean when they say "soft." I mean they're softer than a wire brush if that's the standard we're using here. But if you're looking for a soft brush that your dentist recommends, then this isn't the one. This seems to be a real problem in the world of "biodegradable" toothbrushes. This is the second brand we've tried and the reviews for the others don't look promising. Of course, with this particular toothbrush, it didn't matter that much because the second time I used it, the bristles came out in my mouth. arrived yesterday As of this evening, I've collected the bristles *and* the metal retainer that "holds" the bristles in the brush from my mouth. Unfortunately, until eco toothbrushes get better, I will have to go back to plastic.