🌱 VIVAGO Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrushes 10 Pack - Eco-Friendly, BPA Free, Soft Bristles, Compostable Natural Wooden Toothbrushes Review

I bought these because of the price and the fact that they weren't black like other bamboo toothbrushes. I was excited not to buy plastic and wanted to love it. Unfortunately, they don't look like regular soft bristles. I could probably get over that, but one of the bristles came out in my mouth the first time I brushed, and a few more stretched out so they were bigger than the others. I'm not sure if they are very tight there. Otherwise, the bamboo itself is fine - you just have to work with…

Not for me. The bristles are too stiff and feel weird. This is a different material than typical toothbrushes, but the feel is uncomfortable. Even after multiple washes, it still has a weird taste. This makes brushing your teeth a scary experience.

Maybe it's an allergy on my part, but that's why horrible orange scabs appeared in the corners of my mouth, weeping sores. I will not buy again. Most toothbrushes are very soft and very manoeuvrable, although every once in a while you can pull out a very hard one.

Great product! I definitely recommend this product to everyone! Healthy for the environment and for us, the brush is soft and gentle on teeth, it comes in a numbered pack of 10 so each person has 2 with their own number. A very cool way to remember which brush is which, so as not to be confused with other people's brushes. I love brushes and will definitely only use bamboo from now on. It's perfect for travel!

I used to quickly grab some toothbrushes from Walmart and when I took one out of the package and put it in my mouth, it tasted like chemicals! Blah! So I decided to look for a safer way to clean my toothbrush. That's where I bought it. So far, it is very comfortable to use these items to brush your teeth. I only use organic coconut oil, no toothpaste. The brushes last a long time too. Good choice!

I bought these brushes out of curiosity but fell in love with them quickly. Hands than ordinary plastic hands. 2) Properly sized and soft bristles. 3) The combination of the wooden handle and the compact size of the brush allows for a much gentler brushing than with the now almost ubiquitous useless plastic toothbrushes with large, nonsensically shaped bristles. By the way, the bristles appear to be nylon and feel about as soft as most brushes. In two months of daily use, contrary to what one…

I started buying bamboo toothbrushes a few years ago. The problem I had was that when I found the store that sold them, there was no guarantee that they would still be available the next time I needed to buy them. I assumed everyone was involved in sustainable development, so I couldn't get too excited about it. I don't know why I've been looking at Revain for so long, but I finally looked for Vivago and found it! Unlike other bamboo toothbrushes I've purchased, these toothbrush heads are…

To be honest I originally bought these toothbrushes because I bought a washing brush. I stumbled across one that sells for $10, which seemed a bit high, but I was ready to buy it until a couple of reviewers mentioned it was about the size of a toothbrush. So after thinking to save some money I found them. And they are perfect for that purpose - soft enough to use on most fabrics (I wouldn't use a brush on very delicate fabrics or lace) and very well made. once to clean the taps there and in the