Colgate Extra Clean Toothbrush, Medium Bulk Toothbrush Pack, 6 Pack

These well-constructed, budget friendly toothbrushes are a testament to modern dental hygiene. With bristles that tickle the gums with joy and clean the teeth thoroughly, one is sure to find freshness and delight, unparalleled by others. So get ready for your next date, kiss or job interview with confidence.

these brushes are good traveling brushes When I visit my family even sure them with my grandkids when they don't have their toothbrushes handy the grip for their hands are perfect during breastes too no sharpness nothing to hurt your gums or teeth will always purchase these unless the price go up LOL

Well it does what their supposed to do🙂. Tooth brush is not to soft or hard,which it good. I bought some a few months ago and they felt like it was a sander( NOT THIS BRAND). Well, anyway I thank these tooth brush are very good on price and feels good on my teeth.(good buy)

My dentist gave out these toothbrushes, and I liked it so well I purchased two more. They are effective for a manual toothbrush. I previously used an electric toothbrush, but the narrow top gets into spaced areas.

I'm surprised at how effective and long-lasting this toothbrush is. The handle could be just a little longer, but it's still the best overall brush I've found. Less than $1 per brush with the 2-pack.

I've been using the Colgate Extra Clean Flexible Grip adult toothbrush for a while, and it does exactly what I need. The bristles are just right—not too soft, not too hard—and I usually stick to the medium version. The handle feels comfortable in my hand, making brushing easy and controlled. I use it on my teeth, gums, and even my tongue, and it's gentle yet effective. Overall, a trustworthy brand delivering a reliable, no-fuss toothbrush.

The difference was more than I expected. Maybe I have more sensitive teeth then I thought but these seemed a little aggressive. I still will use now and then because the clean was nice but I don't think I could use it everyday compared to a soft bristle.

I am a slightly disappointed in Colgate because I was expecting a larger toothbrush from what I saw on the packaging and then when I get home and open it up, they were indeed small. The only thing is that they still brushed my teeth.

I've been using the Colgate Extra Clean Full Head (Medium) for a couple of weeks now. While it certainly gets the job done for a budget-friendly manual toothbrush, there are a few things that keep it from being a 5-star product for me. ​The Pros: ​Deep Clean: The "Full Head" design covers a lot of surface area. If you're looking for a brush that feels like it's scrubbing every corner of your teeth quickly, this does that well. ​Sturdy Grip: The handle is ergonomically designed and has a good non-slip grip, which makes it easy to maneuver even when your hands are wet. ​Affordability: You really can't beat the price point. It's a great option for a guest bathroom or for traveling when you don't want to bring an expensive electric brush. ​The Cons: ​Bristle Firmness: Although it is labeled as "Medium," the bristles feel significantly stiffer than other medium brushes I've used. If you have sensitive gums, you might find this a bit too abrasive. I've had to be very careful not to brush too hard to avoid irritation. ​Head Size: Because it is a "Full Head," it's actually quite large. I found it a bit difficult to comfortably reach the very back of my molars compared to a compact or contoured head. ​Basic Features: It's a very "no-frills" brush. There's no tongue cleaner on the back or multi-level bristles for getting deep between teeth. ​Final Verdict: ​It's a reliable, "old-school" toothbrush. It's perfect for someone who prefers a firm scrub and wants a simple, low-cost tool. However, if you prefer softer bristles or have a smaller mouth, you might want to look for a "Soft" version or a smaller head size. It's good, but not great.

The only good things about these are the cost, but they are CHEAPLY made. It's like scratching your teeth with this toothbrush. It's just really harsh! I'm not sure how it's a 4.6.