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

I use glucosamine for problems in my knee, and it works perfectly

. . .cleanliness is next to godliness sounds to my rational, adult ears (actually, I had a hard time swallowing it as a child, too), we really should brush our teeth unless we want to attract flies and ward-off family members. I love these tooth brushes. I have no idea if the nubby rubber part does what it is advertised to do, but my mouth does feel good after getting a good brushing. The assorted colors are helpful if your spouse, like mine, grabs the first tooth brush he can find rather than the one actually assigned to him

These are the toothbrushes I have stuck with since I first used them. The bristles the right combination of softness and still firm. The ergonomic design of the brush makes it so easy to hold and it isnt flimsy like other brands. So easy to maneuver and deliver a satisfying brushing experience. Will keep buying these.

It says Adult but if you compare the photos you’ll see the green (new) vs the white (original mine), is smaller. It’s a smaller brush head it’s slimmer design and it’s about a 1/4 inch shorter. So either it’s a child’s brush marked as adult or Colgate has redesigned it to be smaller to to make more profit. Very disappointed. Next time I’ll purchase from my local store.

Not the absolute best toothbrush I’ve ever used but it gets the job done. Not sure each individual toothbrush will last very long either.

These “soft” toothbrushes are NOT soft at all. Tearing up my gums no matter how gently I try to brush. I cannot imagine what the “medium” brushes would do to one’s mouth/gums. I do not recommend these.

It performs well.

I purchased the Colgate 360 Degree Adult Full-Head Soft Toothbrush, 4-Count. I have sensitive teeth from receding gums, so I try my best to purchase Soft bristle toothbrushes. The Colgate 360 Degree toothbrush is fairly similar to most other toothbrushes on the market. It has silicone grips on the handle, as well as a silicone-like material on the back of the toothbrush head for cleaning the tongue and cheek area. I have never found that silicone textured-pad on the back of the toothbrush head all that useful, and tend to use the toothbrush bristles to clean my tongue; however, if you are one of those people who use this feature, know that it is available on this brand of toothbrush. The advertised polishing cups (the pattern the brush bristles are assembled in) seems more like a gimmick than anything of practical use. I will note that I did not find the toothbrush head to be too large (as some reviewers have been stating), and dentists have told me that I have a small mouth. As far as toothbrushes go, this toothbrush is of your standard fare variety. My biggest complaint with the Colgate 360 Degree toothbrush is the softness of the bristles, I think the bristles of this toothbrush are too soft. I have noticed that every toothbrush brand seems to have a different version of soft on the market. And, while you want toothbrush bristles to not be so hard in texture they damage teeth and gums, the Colgate 360 Degree toothbrush was so soft it almost felt like a childrens toothbrush. It is by far the softest adult toothbrush I have ever used. Due to the softness of the bristles, the toothbrush wore out faster (about a month of regular use) and did not seem to clean my teeth as adequately as other soft bristle toothbrushes. In general, I find the Colgate 360 Degree to be a bit of a waste of money, and too soft for my liking. If you are on the hunt for an ultra-soft and gentle toothbrush -but find childrens toothbrushes to be too soft- this might be the toothbrush for you; it just simply was not the toothbrush for me.

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Firm but not bruising.