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Bamboo Toothbrush with Replaceable Head

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A breakthrough design to effectively clean your teeth, reduce emissions & eliminate plastic


Experience gentle yet effective oral care with our Bamboo Toothbrush with Replaceable Head, cherished by users for its plastic-free design and replaceable heads for long-lasting sustainability. Enjoy the soft plant-based bristles that are effective yet gentle on gums, particularly those with gum recession. The lightweight ergonomic grip ensures a satisfying brushing experience every time.

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Bamboo Toothbrush with Replaceable Head Details:

  • Each toothbrush consists of 2 (fully assembled) parts
  • Bamboo toothbrush handle dipped in water-based paint (the paint helps to protect from any water damage that you get at the base of other bamboo toothbrushes).
  • Detachable bamboo head with castor bean oil bristles.
  • The total length of the toothbrush is 7.5". 
  • The rounded toothbrush handle is made of FSC certified bamboo 

A metal staple is used to clamp the the plant-based bristles into the brush, keeping them from falling out you're brushing your chiclets! It's a normal part of a toothbrush, and even plastic ones have staples in them too!

When you're ready to replace your toothbrush head (dentists suggest every 3 months), simply replace with a new head and keep the handle. 

To dispose of the used head: You can remove the bristles from the head using a pair of pliers, which will also remove the staple, and compost the bamboo. The bristles are not yet biodegradable, but fear not, we're working on a solution!

  • When you subscribe to our subscription plan, we ship you product every 1-6 months.
  • Cancel anytime.

Customer Reviews

Based on 106 reviews
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Michelle Mindick
Love this toothbrush!

I’ve been using this for a few years now and I love it!

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Linda Smith
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Fantastic. I will be ordering more. Love it!

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Laurie Yglesia

It’s a nice toothbrush

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Virginia Mohlere
Please keep this in stock forever

I like the feel of the bamboo handle in my hand, and the brush head gives a good clean while being nicely soft. I've had replaceable-head toothbrushes get discontinued out from under me multiple times in the past 15 years; I hope this one stays around!

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Susan Rodgers

Bamboo Toothbrush with Replaceable Head

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Cindy Arnold
A little stiff at first Toothbrush

Can taste the bamboo. Tastes better than plastic. Bristles a little stiff at first. Toothbrush works well and I’m happy to not be contributing to plasti-cide of the planet.

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Ashlee Jones

I’ve really enjoyed this toothbrush, it’s been gentle on my gum recession and I love that it’s plastic free :)

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Carole Webber
A great toothbrush

I love this toothbrush as it is softer on my teeth. It's also a good smaller size to hold in my hand. Just the thought that it will last forever with new heads is great.

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phyllis hopper
great product - one problem

I've been using your toothbrushes for something like 5 years now. Only problem: first time I replaced the head, the base split, so the head keeps coming off in my hand! I gave up and just used the brush part. Perhaps you've fixed this?

At any rate, I'm trying again, purchasing both top and bottom parts - Last time I treated it like a nesting doll - which you gently rotate to open/close - that's what caused the split. Do you recommend a quick jam down without a twist to seat the brush on the handle? To remove, what do you recommend?
Thanks

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Grace Reed
Just right!

Love this for the obvious reasons and also because the bristles are just right. Not too soft, not to hard.