100 Pack Toothbrush Standard Classic Medium Soft Toothbrush Bulk Individually Wrapped

Good product for the price

Nice quality toothbrush’s. I put them in shoe boxes that are sent to other parts of the world.

Amazon has fassssst shipping if you have a local distribution center! These were ordered 1/11 & delivered on Sunday, 1/14! (not a Prime member). This review was written to help other project leaders for a children’s charity project. The charity impacts kids 2-14 and that is the focus. These are fine for adults, but the bristles are hard and the handle is too pliable. Price is unbeatable- especially after Amazon points. Size - I have a small mouth and the brush heads are easy to use comfortably so I think a child will have no problem using them, in that regard. The brush head is narrower than on a standard adult toothbrush. The overall length is the same as a standard adult toothbrush. Handle - being used to thick handles with no flexibility as the norm here, I was surprised to see that these have some flexibility. That being said, I found no difficulty using the toothbrush with only a minor tweek to my normal brushing habit. I think 5-9 & 10-14 year old children are adaptive and will have no difficulty. I think 2-4 year olds will have some difficulty as the handles are long (standard length for an adult brush) and shorter brushes are made for little kids here due to coordination issues. Adding the bit of flex in the handle will compound the issue. Packaging - 100 sheets of 10 brushes in super cheap plastic bubbles. These may tear open - my box was packed very tightly and I only removed one sheet - some individual packages tore open. These do need to be cut apart individually with scissors. If the price is appealing, you can cut them in to 2x 3 brushes & 2x 2 brushes which will save prepping time and allow you to send more than one brush/box. Bristles - Hard. I did not notice this when I ordered, but it is labeled on the package. It should have been clearly specified when ordering and if it was, I missed it. There is a variation in the bristle length allowing for better cleaning between teeth. I prefer these to toothbrushes with flat heads. They clean pretty well! I’ve only used it once as a trial and will periodically use it as I remember, but no bristles fell out or worked loose at all. Longevity - TBD. Overall, the price is enticing. The two cutbacks I can say that are obvious up front are the packaging (which has no impact on dental care) and the thinner, somewhat pliable handle. That being said, even with hard bristles (which will naturally soften over time) I think for a short term solution, these are fine. I would never use hard bristle brushes as my only tooth brush repeatedly year round. <<<<<They are not the same as ones I purchased in much nicer packaging with well made individual bubbles for 2017. Those were $36.xx/155 brushes.>>>>>

Holds up good

I've bought these for a couple large giveaways. One specifically intended to remind people the importance of good oral hygiene. The other for those who may be less fortunate than some. I wish I'd personally tried them first. These brushes are horrible. Pain is not the message to be sending to someone who may not brush as often as recommended. If you intend to buy them for one time use they may be suitable. (Who throws away that much plastic in this day and age?) You are more likely considering purchasing these for the homeless, or large family, or maybe you're a bit crazy like me and just like to buy stuff in bulk so you don't have to think about it again for a long time. Don't. After just one or two uses these bristles get ragged and sharp. Your gums might stand a better chance against a wire brush. Don't do it... The $20 price tag is appealing but you are truly losing out if you pass these brushes on to anyone. You may even be doing more harm than good. I would not recommend them for anything more than a one time brushing. And, I cannot, in good conscience, even do that - they are not recyclable.

I like the low price. The toothbrushes are mounted on a cardboard. There is a clear plastic which holds the toothbrushes to the cardboard. There are perforations. However, they aren't all uniform in positioning. Some cardboards are somewhat rolled up at one end. The plastic is detached where the cardboard is rolled up. The brushes are in a plastic bag. Each bag contains 100 brushes. I immediately got some tape. I taped the plastic back to the cardboard. Okay... I watch television. For me, this isn't a deal breaker. The brushes cannot be easily separated at the perforations. The force necessary would cause the plastic cover to come loose. I am cutting the cardboard 1/2 way across. Then, spinning the cardboard around. Then, cutting from the other side. This means that I will make 2000 cuts with my scissors. I can take whatever time is necessary. Again, the price was very good. I spend quite a bit of time watching tv. I will give the tooth brushes out at my church's food bank. The brushes will be fine... after I make the 2000 cuts.

Love these tooth brushes

Great cheap toothbrushes to give to trick or treaters as a joke. Packaging isn't that great though. It is easiest to cut them apart with scissors like the other reviews say, but the perforation tends to fall apart and the packaging opens up and exposes the toothbrush so it's no longer sealed. Perfect for joke giveaways, not so much for actual use.

Very happy with these as they seem to be well made and have soft bristles. Good value for the money as these were purchased for church charity.

The quality looks good. These were purchased for a mission trip and I wanted products that were going to be durable and stand up to daily use.

Price is very good, but the handles are not very durable.

The packaging is horrible! You have to separate each brush along the pre-serrated cuts, but with even the most careful separation a lot of the plastic edges open up. I bought 600 brushes for a charity to give personal products to the homeless. I certainly can’t give out the many toothbrushes that are not in a protective wrap. Can’t send back either, as I have to give what I can to the charity ASAP. Unfortunate. Won’t buy again.

I got these to hand out with toothpaste to the homeless folks in the encampment in my city.