Colgate 360 Whole Mouth Clean , Medium Toothbrush for Adults, 4 Pack, Packaging May Vary

Started using these about 3 years ago when I lost my toothbrush on vacation. Does a great job cleaning and it feels better than any toothbrush I have ever used. Its the only brush I use now.

Brushing my teeth 2 times a day, sometimes more.

I thought I did my research before ordering these but apparently not enough. These toothbrushes have the HARDEST bristles I may have ever used, and I’m not prone to exaggeration when writing reviews. I thought (hoped) they might somehow soften after a few uses, but it’s been a full week, and nope, still hard. The head itself is also huge. I do have a very small, narrow mouth, but I can’t even brush the inner side of my top molars without gagging. So what’s the point of having a toothbrush that can’t even reach some of your teeth? Luckily my boyfriend has a bigger mouth and prefers harder toothbrushes so I can just give them to him. But my dentist told me I have soft teeth and should never use anything but a soft brush. I’m going back to the Oral B. That’ll teach me to try to save money. Tl;dr: Way too hard, definitely not a soft and not even what I would call medium, and the head is really large - small mouths beware

Toothbrushes sourced from SE India (see picture) and meant to be sold in that region for a little over $1 (200 rupees according to packaging) and resold by a third party seller at a significant markup in the US. The bristles started falling off during first use which was a huge red flag and prompted me to investigate further. The seller has a 5 star rating but it seems that he has been able to successfully dispute numerous negative reviews by blaming them on Amazons shipping service (see crossed reviews). Needless to say, very disappointed with my purchase

A review for toothbrushes? Really?!? My dental hygienist provided me with this toothbrush and a little tube of toothpaste several months ago at the end of my dental exam -- and I came to absolutely love this toothbrush. First is the design of the handle. Its easy to hold. The colorful and pliable rubber incorporated into the design helps -- and is attractive. The design also makes the brush easy to position to get to those molars in the far back of the mouth. Second, the shape of the head of the toothbrush (like the design) makes it effective in reaching all the teeth -- front, back, and sides. And third (most important for me) the back of the head of the toothbrush is lightly textured to provide stimulation that actually feels good when you brush -- and apparently helps remove bacteria. As a person who absolutely hates going to the dentist (e.g. fear), its quite amazing that I am writing a review for a toothbrush! Note: No one provided me with a free product in exchange for writing this review. I did it all on my own :)

UPDATE - May 2016 - When I wrote my initial review the color scheme on these looked different. Each handle was blue and white with small color accents. You had to look closely to see the difference between the four in the set since blue was the primary color of all four. That is no longer the case so these are now much easier to identify. ORIGINAL REVIEW - I appreciate that this 4-pack is available through Amazons Add-on program and that the free Prime shipping extends to military APO/FPO addresses. I like the head/bristle design on this toothbrush and the integrated tongue cleaner. If you dont share a bathroom and youre buying these to use for yourself the blue handle theme works fine. The same is true if youre having these shipped to a military address and they are going to be distributed to a group that isnt keeping them in the same toothbrush holder. However, if youre intending to use these in a common shared bathroom toothbrush holder you might want to consider if the slight color variations on the toothbrush heads are enough to help you identify whose is whose. I am much less likely to pick up a toothbrush that isnt mine if the handles are different colors. If you are sharing a toothbrush holder with a guy like me youre probably going to want that guy to have a toothbrush color that stands out and is distinctly different than the others. Guess Im just not as observant as some when it comes to small details like the color variations in these toothbrush bristles. I last purchased the 4-pack in March of 2015 and paid $8.97.

These are not the same Colgate 360 (Whole Mouth Clean) toothbrushes sold in the U.S. Although not shown in the pictures, the back of the packaging states the product is Only for sale in India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and the Maldives which the seller tried to cover with a stick-on UPC label. The overall head is much smaller, more like a childs toothbrush, and the bristles are shorter which allows the hard plastic part of the head to hit/rub against your gums as you brush. If youre not picky about toothbrushes, these may work for you; but if you specifically like the feel of the Colgate 360, skip buying from Amazon and visit your local Target or Walmart.

Toothbrush is more for kids than adults. False advertising.

There are cheaper toothbrushes - but I dont think it makes much sense to scrimp on teeth that are meant to last a lifetime. One trip to the dentist can buy a lifetimes worth of toothbrushes. Are these the best toothbrushes money can buy - ? Hell, I dont know. I can tell you, you can feel these thicker bristles when youre brushing. If feeling indicates effectiveness - then these are good toothbrushes.

I searched for battery powered toothbrushes and this came up, the title of the listing at the time of my review still says battery powered toothbrush. This is NOT battery powered, it’s just a toothbrush and for the price point I would’ve never purchased a regular toothbrush. Yes, it’s on me for not researching before I bought it, but to completely mislead with a title like this isn’t right.