🦷 Peak Essentials TUNG Brush Kits: Premium Tongue Cleaner & Scraper - Fight Bad Breath with Odor Eliminator. Fresh Mint & BPA Free. Made in America. (2 Count w/ Cap) Review

The dentist always praises me for the health of my teeth, gums and tongue, and others always praise my white teeth and my maybe so curly breath I should acknowledge here that I feel like this is a big part of my routine! I have developed a method that I feel works best and avoids irritations that some say they have experienced. First, I don't push too hard, but use light or moderate movements. I start as close as possible to the right corner of the tongue and move the brush down to the tip. I…

These brushes are essential - they last a decent amount of time (retain their softness for a long time). I use tongue gel with this brush and then a tongue scraper to remove bad breath. Then I brush my teeth with Sensodyne, floss and then rinse with Therabreath. I was taught this ritual using these items by my barber in New York, who couldn't breathe dragons anymore and unexpectedly told me how the process worked for him. I realized he was offering me a try without saying it. I was very ashamed

My tongue started to get coated, don't know why, age, diet, don't know. I bought a tongue scraper but couldn't get the "garbage" out. So I used the scraper more often and harder. However, the coating persisted even though I was actually scratching my taste buds and causing pain/injury. Then I found these brushes along with Tunggel. The brushes were very gentle - the taste buds were no longer damaged - and yet the plaque was gone. I think you should use brush gel as it helps break up plaque, but

Switched from a plastic tongue scraper to this brush, have been using it for a few months and here are my results: BENEFITS • More thorough cleaning than a traditional scraper • Less traumatic bristles than hard plastic • They can get further to the tip of the tongue CONS • Takes longer than a tongue scraper as you have to clean multiple areas • Using Tunggel makes me really nauseous Overall Results last longer than a tongue scraper huh was one of the main reasons I tried this brush. Everyone…

At first I was a bit skeptical because I had a white coating on my tongue for a long time (I cleaned it every day with a toothbrush to clean my tongue and even went to the doctor but nothing helped) so I was very happy that my white spot is gone and if it comes back I will use it again and it works great. Helpful Tips: 1) I use regular toothpaste (you don't need special toothpaste or gel for your tongue) 2) Be careful when using as the bristles are hard and can severely injure your tongue. 3) I

I get the best results when I use this tongue brush alternately with the tongue scraper every time I brush my teeth. The brush appears to be weakening but leaves dirt behind which can then be removed with a scraper. I really like the extra lid, something I've never seen in retail versions. The brush is much more efficient than a toothbrush, the shorter, stiffer bristles work better, the lower profile eliminates backward choking, and the larger brushing area makes it faster. This is the best…

These brushes are essential - they do a decent job (stay soft for a long time). I use tongue gel with this brush and then a tongue scraper to remove bad breath. Then I brush my teeth with Sensodyne, floss and then rinse with Therabreath. This ritual using these objects was taught to me by my barber in New York who could no longer breathe a dragon and unexpectedly told me how the process worked for him. I realized he was offering me a try without saying it. I was very ashamed but it was just…

Can't do it. Not a day goes by without brushing my tongue with this brush. I've tried the scraper type and this brush (witch I've made a few tries hoping it actually works) but since the tongue has a natural curve in the middle it was almost impossible to clean that area. And I'm a germophobe. (I've heard some germs are good, but you still need to be hygienic. Alright folks!). I like it when my tongue is pink and clean, no white dirt. And this brush delivers. I want to be sponsored. Because I…

The dentist always praises me for the health of my teeth, gums and tongue, and others always praise my white teeth and breath, so I thought maybe I should admit here that I feel that this is a big part of my routine! I have developed a method that I feel works best and avoids irritations that some say they have experienced. First, I don't push too hard, but use light to moderate movements. I start as close as possible to the right corner of the tongue and move the brush down to the tip. I do a…