Review on Convenient Toothbrushes: Individually Disposable and Easy to Use by Stacy Brooks

Bought these in the midst of a pandemic so me and my family have one less purchase. Quantity speaks for itself and quality is fickle at best. The bristles vary in length and are tapered to a certain point (unlike branded toothbrushes where the ends of the bristles appear very flat). Metal parts embedded in clear plastic to hold the bristles will sometimes corrode and sometimes not. In rare cases, the plastic handle breaks some time after the first week of use. Sometimes you can tell it's about to break when it starts making an ominous crackle. To be honest, they do their job, which is especially helpful during a pandemic. They are good for the first week and can be used for the second week, but you should replace them after the first week of use. At $0.25 per toothbrush, they're cheap in every sense of the word, which is why they get three stars from me.