100 Pieces Dual-Use Interdental Brushes

Good little brushes that work well for me. Yes the blue bits do come off sometimes but just use a new brush. Will happily buy these again.

Bought these for my daughter who has braces. She uses them daily as recommended by her orthodontist and they make it much easier to clean around the brackets and wires where a normal toothbrush can’t reach properly. They feel sturdy — they don’t bend or snap easily — and the big pack is good value. Would buy again.

Sturdy, slightly smaller than my usual ones but still gets the job done . Last me all year long I think so value for money. Very Happy

I have used various interdental cleaning tools to include balsa sticks, floss, tape, brushes and a water pik They all have benefits and if I were to rate them it would be: 1. Floss and tape 2. Brushes with bristles 3. Water pik 4. THIS PRODUCT 5, balsa sticks So fourth in my list, yet still 5 stars? Yes on the basis that they are tooth picks and whilst I would not class this item as a brush, they are particularly good at removing small pieces of food from tight interdental spaces rather than removing dental plaque thoroughly. I am sure that they do remove some dental plaque, however, dental brushes with bristles, whilst they do wear our quickly, are far better at cleaning plaque from irregular spaces and from the tooth/gum margin. So at a relatively low cost, I envisage that I will likely use them ahead of brushing when I would like to remove food debris rather than plaque. You certainly get a lot for the money and a single packet I envisage will last me ages.

If you're like me and looking for an alternative to the expensive version in the supermarket, Ill do you a favour by telling you to skip over this option. When they first arrived I thought they looked great, and I was really chuffed Id found such a good cheaper alternative. Unfortunately, its cheap for a reason. These arent fit for purpose. The orange rubber lasts on average, about 3 teeth in. It very quickly comes apart from the white plastic and you end up with rubber bits in your mouth where its broken off. I go through ~3/4 brushes for all my teeth, so when taking this into account for the cost, it probably ends up more expensive than the well known brand you're trying to avoid. Here, this really is a false economy. And for those people who shout about 'buy cheap buy twice' Im afraid they are correct on this occasion. On one positive, the speed the rubber comes off, you're left with some good tooth picks! If you're after interdental brushes, please dont waste your money. They're worse than useless.

Ok but vary somewhat in quality and of use - not sure why - they do work and are reasonable soft - you would need a smaller case to take some on holiday or an weekend away ideally - reasonable price for the amount but imo the same type from the supermarket are are better

Excellent toothpicks Quick delivery and very good price for 220 items. Just what I was looking for. Will buy them again.

Brilliant for getting in-between your teeth, the brush parts are very strong and don't bend when being used. Total 10 out of 10 from me xx