Bamboo Toothbrush Boar Bristles 100% Biodegradable and Natural 8 Pieces of One Pack

I really like these tooth brushes. Yes, bristles will fall out from time to time, particularly in the beginning, but just spit them out when you spit out from brushing, no big deal. Otherwise the bristles/ brushes are great, and I love using them to brush my teeth. Wouldn’t want to use anything else. So happy not using plastic anymore, this is the way to go.

Never used a boar hair bristle toothbrush before so didn't know what to expect, but they're great! I'm so happy to get away from nasty, unhealthy, sickening plastic! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻They're not too soft, not too hard... just right. I was leery abt the bristles falling out, but they don't. Great teeth-brushers!

This toothbrush is just perfect. Cleans good, The bristles feel good. The handle is smooth and feels great in your hand, . Definitely recommend

Long lasting but does shed

I don't trust this product. The bristles are very fine and a few fall out with each brushing. The disconcerting thing is even with me rinsing my mouth out well, several times I found a bristle in the back of my mouth or stuck between my teeth. I won't be using this product again.

3 stars because the brush cleans well, is eco friendly, and feels good on your teeth. 2 stars off because the bristles constantly fall out. I almost choked on one yesterday as I was brushing my tongue. I’ll still continue to use them, I’ll just be very careful when doing so.

I received the N-amboo Bamboo/Boar Bristle Toothbrushes and love them! I wanted so badly to get away from as much plastic as I can. I bought another bamboo brand and was disappointed to learn that I didn't fully read what I was buying (completely my error) and only the handle was natural (bamboo), the bristles were still nylon/plastic! UGH! My search continued and I found these and really like that they are 100% natural - made of boar bristles and bamboo and are 100% biodegradable. For the comments that complain about the bristles coming lose, I haven't experienced that yet. You also have to let the strength of the bristles do the work for you - no need to press to get your teeth clean (this isn't good for your gums either)! Maybe this was lending itself to the bristle loss issue for some? You're getting 8 natural toothbrushes for a cost that's less than $2.00 per brush. The handle has a smooth, comfortable feel in the hand and the size and shape of the head isn't too bulky in a smaller mouth. The bristles are "medium" grade firmness, so firm enough to get the job done, but not too firm where it would be troublesome to your gums/enamel - just remember - let the brush do the work, don't press. I'm very happy with this product!

I ordered these as a microplastic free alternative to my Sonicare toothbrush and was pretty sure they would be sketchy quality or that I would miss the higher tech electric cleaning. Was pleasantly surprised on both counts. Have had no problems with loose bristles and I actually think they clean better than the nylon ones (even without the sonic oscillation). The handle is flat and could be a bit more ergonomic, but other than that I have no complaints and will continue to buy these confident that I'm eating less dangerous micro and nano plastic. I make sure to rinse them really well and shake out any water so they dry fully between uses or hit them with a few seconds on my hair dryer.