Bamboo Electric Toothbrush Head (4-pack)

Alternative to plastic electric toothbrush heads.

Upgrade your electric toothbrush with the eco-friendly replacement heads from MABLE® that are compatible with the Phillips One toothbrush. Crafted from sustainably harvested FSC-certified bamboo, these toothbrush heads are ethically made for a guilt-free choice. The 100% biodegradable bamboo base*, paired with soft, plant-based nylon bristles derived from castor bean oil, ensures a sustainable and vegan option. *Simply remove the bristles before composting. Available in convenient one or four packs. Make the switch to MABLE® for a cleaner, greener smile.

Check your electric model compatibility here.

Goes Great With:

• Silk Floss
• Toothpaste Tabs with Fluoride
  
• Toothpaste Bits
  
• Toothpaste Tabs
• Toothpaste Tablets Refill
  
• Toothpaste in Aluminum Tube
  
• Tooth Cleanse
  
• Tooth Polish
• Bamboo Toothbrush - Soft Bristles
  
• Kids Bamboo Toothbrush
  
• Mouthwash Tablets

Use Instructions

Brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes for optimal oral health.

To install: Align the front of the replacement head with the metal rod, then push down gently until the bamboo touches the base of the electric toothbrush. A small gap between the head and handle is normal.

Materials

Maso bamboo coated with food-grade water-based sealant, soft BPA-free, plant-based Nylon bristles made using castor bean oil.

Packaging

Paper box.

End of Life Instructions

Break off the toothbrush head and dispose in landfill. Compost the handle.

Where It Comes From

MABLE is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and their products are ethically made and sourced in China in facilities that are audited by 3rd party services ensuring they align with the company's ethical, quality and sustainability standards. They work to give back to the community and environment through their Buy-Give-Teach program: The company works with schools and educators locally in San Francisco and the United States to create awareness around environmental problems and to communicate the power of conscious consumption.