Review on 🦷 Super Savings: Colgate Toothbrush Trolls - Extra Count for Ultimate Dental Care by Tara Gardner

Our children are not good with toothbrushes - they tend to bite them, so a toothbrush usually lasts a couple of months. So we went through a few of these brushes. A common theme is that the suction cup is more of a gimmick than functionality. When new the brush is very difficult to get off the counter but very quickly, after a few days/a few weeks, it loses most of its grip. I usually find that the suction cup is cracked/torn (probably because it's difficult to remove when new). A small tongue on the suction cup that can be flipped up to pause suction would be very nice to add. There is an uneven rubber pad on the back of the brush head. On two hands he began to loosen, separate or fall apart. The brush head itself is nothing special, a bit firm but not angled or specially shaped for better coverage/brushing.