I originally bought these to be the weirdo on the block and give em put at Halloween. My family wouldn't allow it so the I wondered what id ever do with 144 toothbrushes.That said, we have found use for them. My kids use them to take overnight to friends houses. Have an unexpected overnight guest? They don't have to put toothpaste on their finger any longer. My daughter dropped her regular tb in the toilet one night - no need to freak out, just grab one of these and your back in business. We've also used them for cleaning. My husband stepped in dog poo and these worked grew to clean it off.Yeah, they aren't the bars quality. I certainly wouldn't use as a day-to-day brush. But works great for the things I mentioned. I'm glad I bought them to have on hand. Read more

Item looks exactly as pictured. That weird beigey-yellow color.Less than $0.11 cents USD at time of purchase which is a tiny bit cheaper than my normal 8 for $1 that I normally grab from my local dollar store.If you've ever had a stay at a local, public hospital then you have seen or even used these toothbrushes before.Nothing that will last a full 3 months however at $15.00 with the local state tax, for 144 one-time use brushes, a generous person or group can afford to give 72 "less fortunate" persons two of them per care package.Happy brushing, cleaning and smoothing in of hair products. Read more

They're not bad. I mean, sure they're cheapo toothbrushes. But they're not all that bad. I bought them to bring with me to Haiti. I used one to make sure it's something I'd actually use myself. It's not super awesome but if that was all I had I'd be just fine. It got the job done. I saw reviews saying bristles fell out or whatever. I had no issues with the one I'm using. I tried pulling a bristle out and it did come out but after yanking on it. They're better quality than the complimentary one I got during my recent stay at Double Tree Hotel. Not at all bad for the price. Read more

I have not, personally, tested these out. I bought them for care packages I am making. The plastic is more sturdy than it looks, and the bristles are a medium-firm, I'd say. You can't beat the quantity for the price. Read more

I use these toothbrushes for international travel . . .For a safe way to travel with no mistakes of rinsing your tooth brush out in the unsafe water that can make you ill & leave you are wondering why, when you have been so careful with what you eat & drink etc.Just count how many days you will be gone & how many times a day you brush & pack that number of brushes. They are individually wrapped so I just put a rubber band around them & pack some small throw-away paper cups as well to rinse.Plus it's a cheap way to keep health while traveling . . . Read more

Nothing fancy but decent toothbrushes for the price. I bought these to donate to charity and was satisfied with them. I would use these so I felt they were decent enough to donate. Read more

No complaints here for the price. These aren't toothbrushes that you'll be able to use day in and day out but rather they're good for a camping trip, cleaning, or for weekend guests that just forgot to bring theirs. We bought these to pass out at a parade in our city so a good price to quality ratio was important and that's exactly what we got. Read more

These are really cheap toothbrushes. I guess they would be good for what most of the other reviewers bought them for, giving to the homeless and womens' shelters. Not what I bought them for but instead of returning them I'll probably give them to a shelter. UPDATE: I kept a few and gave the rest to a shelter. Then I bought more to send to Mexico with a box of sample sized toothpaste to help kids after the hurricane. Read more