Boar Bristle Toothbrush
Introducing the World's Only Non-Toxic Toothbrush
Your current toothbrush is poisoning you with microplastics. We can say this with confidence, because our toothbrush is the only one who is not made out of plastic, and if you already had one, you probably wouldn't be reading this. Literally all other toothbrushes are scientifically proven to be toxic. Join the club.
- No Microplastics - Only Boar Bristle & Bamboo
- No Glue - Bristles Are Stuck Directly Into Wood
- No Formaldehyde, Epoxy, Dyes, BPA, Phtalates
Our Toothbrush Makes All Others Seem Like Complete Garbage.
Your current toothbrush is poisoning you with microplastics. We can say this with confidence, because our toothbrush is the only one who is not made out of plastic.
It is impossible for our body to break down microplastics once they enter our body. Our enzymes are 100% ineffective, bacteria can't process it, and our detoxification mechanisms are all powerless.
The only thing we can do is to stop ingesting microplastics to begin with. Around half of the microplastics that end up in the body is from the air we breathe (a topic for another day) and we literally eat the other half.
Microplastics are pretty much everywhere, found on the bottom of the ocean and on the mountain peaks of Himalaya, you will never be able to avoid it entirely, but it takes very little money and time to avoid some of the most important sources of microplastics.
Not grinding plastic bristles against the hardest and sharpest part of your body, inside your mouth, every single day, seems like an easy place to start, don't you think?
Better Health is Just a Few Clicks Away!
Thankfully, the solution to all these problems can be found in history books. Before plastic materials, boar bristles stuck directly into a piece of wood was the most common way of cleaning teeth. For less than a century, we have been poisoning ourselves with synthetic plastic brushes, and before then we used natural bristle brushes from boar and horse-hair. The proven old methods were used for thousands of years, the oldest boar bristle brush found by archeologists is from the Tang dynasty in China, approximately 1500 years old. It is safe to assume it was done for a long, long time before then as well, as natural materials decompose quickly, making it hard for archeologists to find anything like that preserved for such a long time.
What Makes Our Toothbrush So Great?
You will ingest zero microplastics from it, which is more than you can say about any other toothbrush. Any particles from wood or bristles is easily broken down by your body, unlike plastics which will remain forever.
The wood is a solid piece of bamboo, unlike most wooden toothbrushes which are glued together Frankenstein-style from low quality wood scraps, making the wood itself a source of toxicity.
The bristles are natural boar bristle, something that has been traditionally used since at least the Tang dynasty in China, 1500 or so years ago. They stuck the boar bristles directly into bamboo, just like we do.
The original toothbrush - boar bristles stuck directly into a piece of solid bamboo wood, no one ever did it better, the undefeated champion, you deserve one.
It Only Takes a Few Clicks to Stop Ingesting Microplastics!
Whenever you apply mechanical stress to plastic, tiny particles will be broken off. Your entire toothbrush is made out of plastic, and you are violently pushing and rubbing it against the hardest and sharpest parts of your entire body.. and if that wasn't bad enough, you are doing this inside your mouth!
Fixing this problem is only a few clicks away.
There are lots of "natural" toothbrushes out there.
It's all garbage.
Almost all "natural" toothbrushes have replaced the plastic handle with a wooden handle, that is of course a small step in the right direction. But the bristles? They are pretty much always plastic. Usually, they do their best to hide this, calling it "natural" and "BPA-free" and "plant-based" or mentioning "charcoal" but it's all marketing tricks.
The average "natural" toothbrush has glue holding its plastic bristles to the wooden handle. Ours is better: The boar bristles are stuck directly into the wood. One or two bristles may come off, this is a low price to pay to avoid eating glue - if you ever have the misfortune to try a low quality "natural toothbrush" - pay attention and you will notice the taste from the glue. Our superior toothbrush keeps winning.
Here's Why Customers Love Our Toothbrush..
"I’m really impressed with the quality of these natural toothbrushes! The bristles are on the firm side, so I found I just needed to brush a bit more gently. They give a thorough clean and don’t leave any weird feeling, unlike plastic bristles. A few strands came out here and there, but it’s been solid overall. I feel great knowing I’m using a biodegradable product that’s better for the environment. Even my sensitive gums have adjusted well, and I’ve already bought a set for my family. Highly recommend!"
- The Boar Bristle Toothbrush can now be yours at a very good price during our big international rollout!
- Just click on the button below to become a little bit healthier!
