Toothbrush - Basic, SOFT, 4-Pack, Adult

I love these! They have soft bristles and do an excellent job cleaning my teeth. I feel like I'm giving my teeth and gums a massage. I have arthritis in my hands and the nice square handle doesn't twist and turn in my hand while I'm using it. Wonderful toothbrush!

This is a basic, no-nonsense toothbrush, that works better than the whacky ones you find in stores today. I appreciate that someone is still making these!

These toothbrushes are awesome ! They actually clean my teeth far better than the “high-tec” useless brushes that I have used in the past. Their large size handle makes it easier to hold onto and the large brush area reaches all tooth areas.I will continue to buy and use these brushes as long as I require one !!

I don't need my toothbrush to be a piece of sporting equipment or to reflect my active lifestyle. I don't need it to move efficiently at 1000 fps, or stand up to 2 hours of grueling competition. In fact, I don't want to pay someone to design a toothbrush like that.I just want an economical functional handle and really good bristles that last a long time. Inexpensive and effective. That's what this is. Mine came with a note asking me to please contact them if I had any problem, because they would try to fix it. Awesome. But I've had no reason to do that.

If you're like me, you googled something like "plain toothbrushes" and are now reading reviews to find out about the size, softness, and quality of these toothbrushes...so now that I've ordered and received and used these, I'll address all that:I couldn't remember how many bristles or rows were in the large-head toothbrushes I used to own, but the heads on these are plenty big - at least as big or bigger than any others I've ever had, both in length and width. Not too big to fit in the mouth; just right.I believe it was only one review I read that warned that the "soft" would be too soft, but just to be sure, I ordered both softs and mediums. I figured if the mediums were too stiff I could use them to scrub vegetables, or scrub stain remover onto clothing, or scrub the corners of my bathtub! The mediums are not too stiff to use on teeth, but they ARE just a tiny bit stiffer than any brand of soft toothbrush I've bought. I wouldn't even call them "medium," but "medium-soft." That said, I was looking for what I was used to - the standard "soft" - and this brand's "soft" is exactly that.The quality seems to be high. The handles are not flimsy, are a good length and width, and come in cheerful colors. The bristles look and feel perfect. They do the job they're supposed to do - clean your teeth. I can't definitely say how these will hold up long-term, but I've used them an average of twice a day for a month now - pressing pretty hard - and I think if the bristles were going to fall out, or anything else bad happen, it would have already. I honestly believe these toothbrushes are as good as the top name brands, such as Oral B. AND YOU FINALLY GET THE NORMAL BRISTLE HEAD YOU ALWAYS USED AND STILL WANT!I took the advice of another reviewer, who ordered more than one just in case this company goes out of business. If enough people find out about them they definitely won't, but anyway, I did buy a four-pack of the softs and a four-pack of the mediums. If you do the same, you should know thatthe photo shows each set of four coming in one hard plastic and cardboard package, but the ones I received were packaged individually, in soft plastic (such as surrounds plasticware given out at fast food places) that was open at one end. (So if you're going to store these long term and don't want the toothbrushes to fall out, put a rubber band around the open end or transfer them to something else.) Also, you should know that if you order more than one size, they will come mixed up with no labels, so you need to feel them to tell which are which. (At least, this was the case when I received mine.)So, the only way these brushes could be better is in their packaging: If the company is reading this, I'd recommend that each brush come individually wrapped (even if customers are ordering multiples, because chances are all will not be used at once), sealed on both ends, and labeled as to level of softness. The brushes themselves are exactly as I hoped they'd be, and, packaging even as is, I will definitely order more.

Great basic toothbrush, no fancy bristles or coloring, just straight nylon rows of bristles that are all the same size. Head is about 1 and 1/8 inches long front to back. (I would like to see a toothbrush head that is 2 inches long but nobody makes them anymore.) But this length works just fine and is appropriately soft as described. There are so many incredibly fancy toothbrushes out there in bizarre shapes and configurations, it's ridiculous. These are simple and get the job done. I would recommend them to anyone.

As a graduate of the USC dental hygiene program back in the Neolithic Age, I must admit I'm old, stodgy and opinionatedl I have been looking for YEARS for a replacement brush for the now long-gone Oral B 40, the mainstay of a dental hygiene practice for eons. I have finally found it!!! Although, from years of observation as well as many, MANY classes decrying medium bristles, I have found that a medium bristled brush is simply too stiff for the gum tissue (it will cause recession, so I wish it were discontinued), the soft bristled, end-rounded, rectangular head of the Sound Feelings Toothbrush is as near to perfect as the old Oral B 40 was. With all the toothbrushes out now having such odd configurations, strange angles to head and bristles, and now even rubber bristles, this brush you manufacture stands out as thoroughly different. Strange how the old disappeared and has now come back looking as if it were a brand new idea and design when nothing could be further from the truth. An angled head simply means that there are areas of the human mouth that will not accommodate the brush well, the wrist has to be in a contorted angle to use it on the tongue side, the gum tissue will suffer and the amount of calculus (the hard accretions that a dental hygienist spends a lifetime removing during a "cleaning") will increase on the tongue side of the teeth, plus the longer bristles out at the end of the brush heads today simply keep the bristles immediately behind those longer ones from ever touching the teeth and gums at all!! The design of the brushes on the market in stores today is simply defying all logic and effectiveness in search of something that looks different and avant garde. I LOVE your SOFT brush! Thank you for finally bringing a good brush back to market!!!