Gaia Guy - Natural Boar Bristle Bamboo Toothbrush - Compostable and Biodegradable

Great product, soft bristles. Plastic free awesomeness

Sometimes the bristles do come out and I feel them in my mouth, but it’s not really a problem considering these are natural and great for the environment. The bristles are not plastic so I don’t feel disgusted.

I liked and would recommend. One thing I can’t be sure of is the comparison between the soft/hardness of the bristles compared to regular toothbrushs. I know soft is usually recommended but I know these are good to avoid plastic waste and plastics exposure. . These come in a nice box too.

All natural - bamboo handle and hair bristles. No micro plastics. Lightweight and comfortable to carry in my hiking pack.

Sadly no good for me. Too harsh. I tried using one a few times but each time ended up with a sore mouth. Such a shame as they are all natural materials - just what I like. They are very robust and well made. Wish I could use them🥺

Really like these brushes- gentle brushing but sturdy

Bristles had come off with just couple of days of use. What’s even more worse is that they were stuck in my throat of a few days and had to seek medical attention. Really dangerous and had to ask my children to stop using them as well to save them from the trouble. Poor quality and bad experience.

Great product with peace of mind knowing that it’s a natural product and non toxic to the body and environment 😁👍

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I really love this product. This is a very great nontoxic swap for anyone who is looking to do that. All clean material that this toothbrush is made with. And no, the bristles do not hurt my mouth nor gums at all. The bristles are durable just as the handle as well. This is worth the money as it is actually made with no plastic, not even the actual container it comes in. Its appearance is pretty average, it’s just a bamboo handle that is straight with no grooves and a logo at the bottom engraved. Id say it’s slightly heavier than that of an average plastic toothbrush, but is the same size and that doesn’t effect its use negatively. Only thing I can say that may be negative is a few of the bristles do shed in the beginning of use, but nothing dramatic or significant. Overall, I recommend this product to everyone and think that it is a good swap for the typical plastic made toothbrushes.

Really like the feel in the mouth and in the hand. I warm the bristles up, and they caress the teeth in a very different feel than nylon brushes do, even good quality ones (I have been using Oral-B toothbrushes for decades). I like the fact that the handle is also a natural wood (bamboo?) feels very comfortable. I learned, using an electric toothbrush that I had been attacking my chompers with as much gusto as if I was tackling scrubbing bathroom tiles or a grubby stove... A much lighter touch with the brush, allowing the toothpaste to do the heavy lifting and these brushes will last a long time, easily as long, if not longer than nylon. And they come in their own container. What's not to like? I haven't found it losing bristles as some seem to feel it does... can't help but think that a lighter touch reduces, or even eliminates, that possibility. Highly recommended

Arrived more than a week earlier than scheduled, so full marks to the seller. Everything was in order. The product itself, fully satisfied. Wood and bristles, simple as. Tried it immediately. Head a little smaller than I'm usually used to but you adapt. Bristles are not rough at all and did their job. Easy to clean and use, and no (known) harmful ingredients. Will get another once they're near used up (6 toothbrushes and you can use each for up to 5-8 weeks, so one pack lasts a long while).

At first they felt a little big in my mouth but I got used to it. The whole family uses them but my kids are older, maybe too big for a young child. They rarely shed