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Microplastic-Free Boar Bristle & Bamboo Toothbrush (4 Pack)

Microplastic-Free Boar Bristle & Bamboo Toothbrush (4 Pack)

$37.00
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The worlds first 100% plastic-free toothbrush; ethically sourced boar hair bristles and a bamboo handle. For those who want to stop ingesting microplastics twice a day with nylon bristles.

End Daily Microplastic Exposure

Naturally Antibacterial Bristles

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  • Never going back (to plastic)

    NO MORE plastic bristles for my teeth. Better brushing experience than any plastic brush I've used for most of my life. Bamboo handle feels sturdy and comfortable ★★★★★
    Raymond P. | Verified Customer

  • Peace of mind from my toothbrush

    I genuinely love this. It’s soft, comfortable, and knowing I’m not putting microplastics in my mouth twice a day? That honestly gives me peace of mind ★★★★★
    Natalie A. | Verified Customer

  • Highly recommend this

    Takes a bit of adjusting if you're used to plastic but honestly questioning why we have been grinding plastic against our teeth for so long? If you're trying to remove plastic from your life (and body) this is a good start. ★★★★★
    Ruby S. | Verified Customer

Is this just a bamboo toothbrush?

No. Bamboo toothbrushes still use nylon bristles that shed microplastics. And many "castor oil bean" bristles are still blended with Nylon, hence being called "plant-based". Its greenwashing. The Toxin Dodger toothbrush uses 100% natural boar hair bristles weaved into a bamboo handle. Zero plastic. ZERO plastic.

What if I dont like it?

Use it for 90 days. If you don't love it, we'll refund every penny and you can even keep the toothbrush (Less than 1% of customers ask for refunds because they're done with microplastics)

How are the boar hairs collected?

The boar hairs are upcycled from animals that have already been processed for food. No animals are harmed specifically for bristles as it's a byproduct that would otherwise go to waste.

How does each brush last

Like any normal toothbrush, dentists recommend you replace your toothbrush every 2-4 months with normal use.

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“I hated brushing with plastic twice a day. This feels clean, natural, and good to know im not swallowing microplastics anymore.”
Davina K Verified Verified
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“Got these for myself, hubby and kids as soon as I knew they existed. No more plastic bristles shedding microplastics. Peace of mind every morning and night.”
Aliza Verified Verified
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Easy win. You can’t fix everything but swapping my toothbrush seemed simple enough and something that actually matters.
Jayna H Verified Verified
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“Bristles are harder than nylon but still cleans well. Took me a week to adjust but now I love it.”
Ally Verified Verified
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“I spent hours researching microplastics and was happy to come across these as it takes the second-guessing ou. Natural bristles? bamboo handle? done.”
Mehul G Verified Verified
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“Take a bit to adjust if you're used to cleaning with nylong, but so worth it once you adjust. Just a clean brush that aligns with how I want to live.”
Noah D Verified Verified
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“I was overwhelmed trying to "detox" everything and this was a realistic first step that actually reduces exposure.”
Ada T Verified Verified
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“Quality is great. Bristles feel hard but effective, and I’m not sending more plastic to landfill.”
Martha Verified Verified
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“Bought for the whole famly. Kids dont notice the difference, and I love knowing it’s not nylon in their mouths twice a day.”
Claudia Verified Verified
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“Switching my toothbrush was the easiest detox step. No plastic taste, solid clean, zero second-guessing.”
Jonas Verified Verified
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“Was skeptical about boar bristle, but whatever; if its not plastic it must be better.”
Leah Verified Verified
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“Great first step to cut microplastics exposure. Wish I had done this one earlier.”
Marco Verified Verified
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“Bought the 3 boxes which is 12 brushes - should last my household at least a year. Thanks for bringing awareness to this.”
Sophie Verified Verified
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“Switched from an electric nylon brush. Obviously going back to manual is more work but this still leaves my mouth feeling clean.”
Damian Verified Verified
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“Bit by bit detoxing our home. More pricey than a plastic toothbrush but for a reason I suppose”
Priya Verified Verified

Bad News About Your Toothbrush...

Most Toothbrushes are a Chronic Source of Microplastic Exposure

Not enough people talk about this: 99% of toothbrushes are made with nylon bristles

Nylon is plastic

And when you grind them against your teeth every time you brush; nylon bristles break down and shed microplastics into your mouth, digestive pathways, and bloodstream.

These plastic particles accumulate in your body over time.

Big brands know this but they don't care.

You've Been Brushing With Plastic for Years

Twice daily. 365 days a year. For how many years now?

Thousands of micro-and-nano-plastic particles into your mouth, digestion, bloodstream and organs.

Your kids too.

But its not your fault. Nobody thought about it until recently when all the research on plastic and human biology started emerging.

"But I Use a Bamboo Toothbrush!"

Bamboo toothbrushes 'eco-friendly' not 'human-biology-friendly'.

And while they DO reduce plastic landfill...they DO NOT fix the microplastic-in-your-body problem.

Because most bamboo toothbrushes still use the same bristles as regular toothbrushes (nylon).

Bamboo handle with plastic bristles.

You're still exposed to microplastics.

Microplastics Accumulate in Your Body...

An overwhelming amount of research now shows that microplastics bio-accumulate in your blood and organs.

Scientists are finding them them in blood, lungs, reproductive organs, brain tissue, and more.

Long-term effects are still unknown.

...But do you want to keep adding more?

...Do you want to be the case study?

Stop the cycle now.

Good news: You Can Eliminate This Source of Microplastic Exposure Today

Introducing...The Microplastic-Free Boar Bristle & Bamboo Toothbrush by TOXIN DODGER

The first recorded toothbrushes in human history were made using boar hairs (plastic did not exist). Its time to return to natural oral care.

No nylon. No microplastics. Cleans just as well without feeding you plastic.

FAQS

Boar Bristle Toothbrush FAQs

What's so bad about plastic toothbrushes?

Plastic toothbrushes use nylon bristles made from petroleum.

They contain BPA, PFAS, and hormone disruptors.

Every time you brush, microplastic fragments break off and you swallow them.

Studies show people ingest thousands of microplastic particles yearly, with toothbrushes being a major source.

Plus nylon bristles damage enamel and cause gum recession. One billion plastic toothbrushes hit US landfills annually Alone.

What are your toothbrushes made of?

Pure boar hair bristles and sustainable bamboo handles. That's it.

Zero plastic. Zero nylon. Zero BPA, phthalates, or PFAS. No glue.

Ethically sourced from animals already processed for food. Completely biodegradable. The bristles are sterilized with high-pressure steam, then cleaned with mild hydrogen peroxide.

No harsh chemicals ever touch them.

How are bristles sterilized?

High-pressure steam at 120°C kills all bacteria and pathogens. No synthetic chemicals needed.

Then we soak them in mild hydrogen peroxide - the same disinfectant used in food and medical settings.

Finally, thorough rinsing and high-temperature drying.

Result: clean, natural bristles with zero toxic residues.

No bleach or industrial chemicals ever used.

Are These Suitable for kids?

Yes, for ages 6 and up.

Actually safer than plastic brushes. No EMFs like electric toothbrushes emit near developing brains.

No toxic chemicals or microplastics. Natural boar bristles are gentler than harsh nylon.

Many parents report reduced gum sensitivity and bleeding after switching from plastic brushes. For younger kids, try our horse bristle version - even softer.

How long do they last?

Three to four months. Same as any quality toothbrush.

But unlike plastic bristles that fray and shed microplastics, boar bristles maintain integrity.

Our bamboo handles dry fast thanks to the water-repellent seal at the base.

This prevents mold and extends lifespan beyond other bamboo brushes.

Each 4-pack lasts over a year for one person

What if I don't like them?

Use it for 90 days. If you don't love it, we'll refund you completely. Less than 1% of customers ask for refunds. We're confident you'll prefer cleaning your teeth without swallowing plastic. But if natural bristles aren't for you, your money back. No questions asked.