Bamboo Replacement Toothbrush Heads - FSC Certified and PETA Approved, 4 Count (Fits Most Philips Electric Toothbrushes)

Love these more sustainable option than all plastic brush heads now that I’m accustomed to the rougher feel

These are a great sustainable alternative however the bamboo is not sealed so it is a little rough when it rubs at the side of your mouth would be nice if it was sealed but they still work great.

A wonderful concept to replace plastic with bamboo. Unfortunately, bamboo is course fiber. When the Sonicare vibrates, those course fibers tear up the lips at the corner of your mouth.

I didn’t like these because they are larger than normal plastic brush heads, and after time the bamboo dries out and feels rough and unpleasant as a toothbrush.

Took me a minute to get used to these as they’re not plastic so they don’t move as easily in the mouth, but they become more comfortable after a few uses. The bristles are soft.

I really like these toothbrush heads. A rather silly reason is that I think they give my toothbrush a classy and unique look with the bamboo top and white handle. But they also feel softer than the previous toothbrush head I was using, which makes the bristles a bit more comfortable to use.One thing I noticed that I'm not a huge fan of us that the attachment's diameter is a bit bigger than some. Perhaps they have to be for added strength, but it can be a bit awkward getting used to a bulkier shape if previously using a toothbrush head that was thinner.It's worth noting that the inside of the toothbrush head is plastic, so I'm not sure how much better it is on the environment than a standard all-plastic one. I'm not rating it on this factor, but people who want a more eco-friendly toothbrush might be surprised to see the hidden plastic.

The tooth brush portion works fine to clean my teeth. My issue is that before you can compost it, you must pull out all the bristles and remove the hard plastic piece from the inside. I'm unsure if this is a common thing for any compostable brush head but I will look elsewhere to help save my waste of plastic.

Pretty rough finish to the point of my lip bleeding... Be carefully when using as it broke my toothbrush as the fit was way too tight. $200 toothbrush down the drain, I will be contacting the company. Also has non biodegradable plastic so not really biodegradable. Would give it a rating of 0 if I could because they are cheaping out on every aspect of it.

Don’t buy if you if want it to fit Philips one (item title is misleading)