Preserve Eco Friendly Adult Toothbrushes, Made in The USA from Recycled Plastic, Lightweight Package, Ultra Soft Bristle BPA Free Tooth Brush, Colors Vary, 6 Pack

The Preserve toothbrushes work well, gentle on the teeth and gums yet effective in getting between the teeth and at tough spots. They last well beyond the recommended 3-4 months of use, after which they are good to use for miscellaneous household cleaning. Love when a quality product is also environmentally friendly!

I'm 80 years old, have most of my teeth, and have used a LOT of tooth brushes. I estimate that I have brushed my teeth with a toothbrush about 55,000 times. This brush is the best I have ever had. The brushes last and the genuine ergonomic design of the handle and angle of the brushes make the toothbrush very easy to use correctly -brushing the inside and outside tooth surfaces vertically instead of across. Since they last so long ( see the next paragraph about this), and proper dental care prolongs life, I bought 30 of them - enough to last the rest of my life. I discovered these brushes in our grocery store and bought them from Amazon because of the limited quantity. Now the store no longer carries them, which proves the rule that all good products will eventually be taken off the market or made worse by the manufacturer. So, buy a bunch of these because the price is right, they are fabulous brushes, and it appears that are getting harder to find. Later added: The first brush is still going strong. The bristles keep their shape and stiffness (soft), and the ergonomic design continues to be extremely helpful. About the generic three month replacement recommendation for all toothbrushes. Thanks for all of the responses to my question. I have since researched it. The CDC cites only one study about this issue. The study found that there was no evidence of bacterial buildup in toothbrushes after three-four months of use, especially if they are washed in hot water after each use and stored upright in the open air. The only reason to replace a toothbrush under those conditions is if the bristles are damaged, or if you are sick. You can see the study on the CDC website.

I like these brushes better than the straight, name brand options at the grocery stores. The curved handle makes it easy to reach tight spots. I buy extras to keep in the guest bathroom. Ultra soft is the perfect firmness for me.

Soft Brussel does good on a grannies teeth

I’ve been using these for years and they are absolutely the best toothbrush’s. They get in the hard to reach areas.

I tend to use both an electric and manual toothbrush, the former at night, the latter in the morning to ensure I have really clean teeth and gums. These toothbrushes are made from recycled plastic, a big plus, and the handle design is comfortable, even with my small hands. The extra soft bristles are great for my sometimes sensitive gums. I'll say only though these brushes used to be much less expensive, although I think for what they are, they're still a reasonable value, especially for a no-frills, very soft-bristled toothbrush.

Nice product. It is my go-to toothbrush for daily dental hygiene.

I have very sensitive teeth and this toothbrush is absolutely great as it is very soft and gets the job done. Some popular brands advertise their toothbrush as “soft bristles “ but they are really not. This is now my go to brand