Folding Travel Toothbrush with Built-in Cover - Pack of 2, Ideal for Hiking, Camping, and Emergencies Review

When closed there is no lid to protect the end of the brush that goes in the mouth. (Only the bristles themselves are stored in a pocket on the handle.) This seems like pretty basic functionality for a travel toothbrush.

My old travel toothbrush died recently so I bought this to replace it. I really didn't think there was a huge difference between travel toothbrushes, but I was wrong. i hated it It can be used as a last resort but I wouldn't recommend it and now that I'm back from my trip I'll be buying another replacement. First, the head is very small. That's about half the size of my regular toothbrushes. I have never felt clean after using it. I didn't expect the toothbrush to be as pretty as my regular…

Bought these to put in our emergency bags in case poop gets caught in the fan and we need to pack our bags and go. Evade! I usually try to avoid single-use plastics, but since I'll only be using them in emergencies, I figured they'd last a really long time before needing to be recycled, and I needed something durable in such a potentially crazy location. - who knows, governments might collapse and I'd be in the middle of nowhere trying to brush my teeth next to a river when a gang of…

This foldable travel toothbrush is compact when folded and its design prevents the bristles from contacting other items in your makeup bag, making it hygienic. The product is sturdy and doesn't feel like it will break in half at the pivot point like some other binders do. Great little product for travel convenience.

I bought this toothbrush when I was in the military because its compact design made it easy to carry in my pocket. It's similar, but has a downside. It doesn't snap or click when you open it, requiring you to hold it with your thumb, which is awkward and makes it harder to use than it should be. Too bad, because otherwise it's a pretty satisfying full-size head product.

This is exactly what I needed. I was told to brush my teeth after every meal. Frustrated, I didn't want to take a toothbrush with me. I only found another option at Walmart and it was double the price for 1. Now I have one for my wallet and one for my office. I love them, good quality too!

It would be great if the two pieces didn't fit together so badly that they just blew apart without pressure. I didn't even start brushing - I just put the brush in my mouth and pressed VERY GENTLY where I was going to start brushing when the two pieces fell apart. I reassembled it and tried 3 more times - and got the same result. I love this folding idea but it's really impossible to use.

I bought these for a long trip and now keep them in my travel makeup bag. The collapsible case allows you to dry your toothbrush before storage and eliminates the need to put your wet toothbrush in a zippered pocket. The two pack option was great as my husband and I had a travel toothbrush at the time. I keep my travel size toothbrush and toothpaste in a ziplock bag in my backpack and it's easily accessible on long flights or just when I need to freshen up. Quality was good for travel - no…

I bought this toothbrush to take with me to brush my teeth at work. Pocket space is limited and this foldable brush is perfect. No larger than a pocket knife, it's easy to hold and manipulate while cleaning. The edges were smooth and didn't cut my fingers, and the head "snaps in" with a small ball joint so it stays open without having to hold it. The only downside to this product is that a few bristles get caught on the very edge of the outer shell. I've attached a few photos so you can see…

Bought these to put in our emergency bags in case poop gets caught in the fan and we need to grab our bags and get out of the Dodge! I usually try to avoid single-use plastics, but since I'll only be using them in emergencies, I figured they'd last a really long time before needing to be recycled, and I needed something durable in such a potentially crazy location. - who knows, governments might collapse and I'd be in the middle of nowhere trying to brush my teeth next to a river when a gang of