Natural Boar Bristle Bamboo Toothbrush - Compostable and Biodegradable

Seems a little expensive but is definitely worth it for having no plastic in it

Great toothbrushes with real boar hair

At around £3 per brush not bad but one failed about 4 months in, 2 of the holes in a close span of time lost all of their bristles. Wish you could buy singles and just top up when one fails. It is nice to know though that at least they probably don't use harmful glues for the bristles.Apart from that nice brushes, wish the handles were a bit more sculpted. Boar bristles are quite hard so make sure you soak them in hot water under the tap every time before use.

These are great if you want to avoid microplastics. They actually last as long as a plastic brush.

Bristles fall out within a week of first use

I would love to give these 5 stars. The bristles are amazing, but... the wooden handle is MUCH too wide for smaller mouths. We can't keep toothpaste in! I have never encountered this, so it didn't even occur to me to just buy one. I've used Oral b most of my life.I've found it terribly difficult to find good bristles which aren't too soft, let alone eco-friendly brushes. Sadly, I can't use the rest and I cannot seem to contact the company - there's a technical glitch on their website :(

No micropastics in my balls

Can't get better than this. Environmentally friendly. Nice bristle strength. And good price.