Our current brushes are designed for adults and older children who brush independently. The handle size and bristle firmness are optimised for adult use. For younger children or toddlers, we recomm...

PBT (Polybutylene Terephthalate) is a synthetic material widely used for toothbrush bristles. It is known for being durable, hygienic, and consistent in performance. Most conventional toothbrushes ...

Yes. The soft bristles are gentle on gums and enamel, making them well-suited for people with sensitivity. They provide effective cleaning without excessive abrasion. If you have specific gum conce...

Yes. Bamboo naturally has antimicrobial properties, which makes it a good material for a bathroom environment. The bristles also have low water absorption, meaning they dry faster and stay more hyg...

Not if stored correctly. The key is to keep it in a dry, open, well-ventilated spot; not in a closed container or lying flat where water can pool. Let it air dry fully between uses, and it will sta...

About 2 to 3 months, which is the same as a conventional toothbrush. Replace it when the bristles start to fray or lose their shape.

Once your brush is ready to retire, remove the bristles using a pair of pliers — they need to be separated as they cannot be composted. Then take the bare bamboo handle and place it in your home co...

Not entirely. The bamboo handle is 100% biodegradable and can be composted at home. However, the bristles contain PBT as one of their ingredients—a durable synthetic material that is not biodegrada...