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I switched to them after years of using rechargeable OralBs. The battery was bigger and louder. The new one seems to vibrate more. The distinguishing feature is that after about 3 months it starts to die and you just get rid of it. I would have forgotten to change the brush with the old one, but now it's automatic. This one drives much better as it's smaller and doesn't start dying after a week on vacation. I had soft brushes. Good deal at around $5 each.

Soft or medium bristles are fine with me, but when it really MATTERS to customers, they can be VERY disappointed when they think you ordered soft bristles for sensitive gums or enamel and go for medium instead. There is a noticeable difference between them. But whatever your preference, these Pulsar battery operated disposable toothbrushes are THE BEST, most convenient and compact for use at home or when travelling. I haven't used anything else since I first tried them when they first came out.

I've waited to check until I've used them and as others have experienced batteries or something in the switch tends to fail prematurely. After a few weeks of use 1x daily. I usually use 1 tube of toothpaste for 1 toothbrush replacement and so far none of them have lasted half a tube. I unscrewed the button on one of these and tried to replace the battery, but disassembling the contacts or the slide switch got messed up and it never worked reliably after that. In my opinion, these brushes are…

Each toothbrush should last 3 months before the bristles wear out and the battery runs out. Instead, a toothbrush lasted 6 weeks before the battery died and the bristles wore out. I also found it very wasteful as a "disposable product". Because the toothbrush contains a battery that cannot be replaced or recharged, it is also very difficult to dispose of. I live in an area where the law prohibits throwing batteries in the trash. While this is no doubt difficult to enforce, I fully understand…

Soft or medium bristles are fine with me but when it really MATTERS to customers they can be VERY disappointed if they decide to order soft bristles for sensitive gums or enamel and order medium instead to get. There is a noticeable difference between them. But whatever your preference, these Pulsar battery operated disposable toothbrushes are THE BEST, most convenient and compact for use at home or when travelling. I haven't used anything else since I first tried them when they first came out.

I started using them a while ago. Before that, I used a more conventional, non-vibrating, rechargeable electric toothbrush; but she stopped holding a charge so I bought these disposable nozzles for a while. The first time I used one of these, my teeth just "felt" cleaner. That's pretty subjective, I know. But the next time I went to the dentist's office, the hygienist said my teeth were much cleaner than last time. She complimented me like I was a little kid just learning to brush her teeth…