| Disposable Mini Toothbrush | Travel Toothbrush | Fresh Breath & White Teeth on The Go, Peppermint | 50 Pieces

There is nothing I hate worse than when I have food in my teeth or my teeth feel "dirty". I could carry a toothbrush with me, but I don't because I don't really want to be brushing my teeth in public bathrooms. I ordered Fresh Tips to give them a try. They say that they "freshen your breath and clean your teeth" all in one. The mint has no sugar, it has Xylitol, which was a plus for me because I don't use sugars. If you have an issue with Xylitol upsetting your stomach, then you'll want to be aware of this ingredient. I don't have a problem so I got them. As you a see in the picture above, the mint is wrapped around the rubber bristle, but it easily slides off and I just let it dissolved in my mouth. You don't even have to consume the entire thing, even just a little bit gives you nice fresh breath. The soft rubber bristle works great at getting rid of that "dirty" feeling on my teeth after I eat. I'm pretty happy with it. You don't need to rinse your mouth out so they are great for on the go, in the car, etc. The mint doesn't have an over powerful Peppermint flavor, but I feel it's just enough to "freshen" your breath. If I had onion breath, I'm not sure if it would be enough, but I think it may be. The pick on the end is great for getting things stuck in your teeth. I wouldn't replace this with dental floss, but it's great for on the go. Overall, I really like these Fresh Tips and I'll likely re-order. I'll probably grab more before my two oldest leave for school in the fall because I think these will be good for them if they are rushing out the door for an early class after oversleeping and not having time to brush their teeth. lol. It's a great size to toss into my purse and I even put a few in my desk draw at work. I give them 5 stars! Great product.

I love a good breath mint. But sometimes, after a meal or snack, I want something more than just minty fresh breath. I wanted a way to quickly scrub my teeth "on the go." It didn't have to be perfectly clean - just enough where I'd be confident I didn't have any spinach stuck in a tooth. That's why I was super excited to learn about Fresh Tips. I think Fresh Tips are awesome. These portable toothbrushes combine a breathmint, a soft rubber brush, and a toothpick. The mint is made with sugar-free xylitol and adds a bright pop of mint flavor. The mint flavor was strong to taste but didn't make the breath smell overly mint. I love that the brush can be used to quickly scrub the teeth. The soft rubber helps protect your gums when you're brushing. The toothpick is sharp and curved to quickly dislodge any bits of foods that are a little more stuck. If you want an easy way to freshen your breath and clean your teeth on-the-go, Fresh Tips are the answer. They're individually packaged, which makes them great for throwing into a purse or pocket, or keeping in your office desk. I do wish they'd arrived in more professional outer packaging, but that's a personal preference.

Fresh Tips is an extremely convenient and easy-to-use solution to the problem, how do you brush your teeth and freshen your breath when you're away from home? The portable package (individually wrapped and small enough to fit inside of your pocket) contains a Xylitol mint which you take to freshen your breath (sugar-free, strong peppermint flavor - just keep the mint away from your cat as xylitol is highly toxic to them!) as well as a tiny, rubber brush that you can use to clean debris from your teeth (it helps to have a tissue with you). It also has a very useful curved "toothpick" built into the design that you can use to remove particles between your teeth. The latter is more effective than anything I've used outside of my dentist's office and worth the investment alone! I've already recommended the product to my family and I recommend this product to you too.

Fresh Tips is a great on-the-go breath freshener! One end has a point and is an efficient toothpick. The other end has a soft, spiky, rubber ball with a ring of minty, chewy candy. The candy doesn't dissolve, you need to bite it. Then you can brush your teeth a little with the rubber ball. The rubber ball isn't firm so it isn't going to be a lot of tooth brushing but it is gentle and pretty good. For me, this was more of a breath freshener than any kind of toothbrush. Over all this is a nice product and will be in my bags and car for on-the-go use!

I didn't even get a chance to use the the product when I noticed it was sweetened with xylitol. I am extra sensitive to xylitol In case you may be unaware, in sensitive people it can cause stomach cramps and diarrhea. In addition to the food coloring it uses which are also not mentioned in the product description, I am happy I dodged sitting in a plane after using this. I would usually say my bad for not reading the product description but I just went over it and I couldn't find it.

Quick read: If you’re looking for an on-the-go solution for a quick & easy on-the-go full mouth refresh, stop your scrolling and hit "Add to cart" now! FreshTips are seriously amazing! Okay, let me be brutally honest. I wanted to dislike this product. I figured it was yet another weird-looking, stupid thing, claiming to solve a problem I didn’t have. The very first time I tried it, my skepticism was ~washed away.~ (See what I did there?) I am now this products biggest fan. Because it’s kind of hard to tell how Fresh Tips works, allow me to explain… Say you just ate a morning bagel and had coffee, worked out, drank alcohol or smoked something, etc. and now your mouth feels...musty? Maybe you also have a poppyseed stuck betwixt your two front teeth or your breath is just kickin' and you have a date in 5 minutes. 1. Open the package, and pull out the little brushy thing. 2. Slide the minty (mouthwash "candy") ring off with your teeth (or fingers, if this were pre-covid?) and treat it like a breath mint. 3. As it’s dissolving, or once it’s dissolved (your preference), use the bottle brush-looking brusher and brush your teeth. (It’s more of a rubber material, so it kind of feels like a squeegee.) Optional: Use the pointy pick at the end to dislodge any unsightly particles. ...And, boom. Your breath is minty fresh, your teeth feel silky smooth, and your gums feel crystal clean. ✨ Keep on smiling, y’all! 🫶🏼😁✨ To the makers of this product, amazing job!! Question about the packaging materials, though: I love that these are individually wrapped (for on-the-go use). But, is the "plastic foil(?)" biodegradable? If not, would you consider creating a 5-piece case, a single, reusable & refillable case or possibly wax paper wrappers, etc. I'm sure there's something out there!

These fell far short of my expectations. First of all, they arrived in a generic silver pouch, not the printed packaging as shown on the sales page. That's not terribly troubling since they're all individually wrapped with clear branding on those sealed bags, but the product itself fell far short of my expectations. The "candy ring" is strange and confusing; it's not clear if that's meant to be a bonus after brushing, or used like toothpaste? It doesn't really spread or dissolve to aid in the brushing experience. The bristles are also too soft to be of any real use. Maybe it's good for sensitive gums, but I didn't feel any appreciable impact after using them.

The Fresh Tips were recommended to me; I like the concept, but think some of the execution in different areas is lacking. First, I ordered the 10-pack. While the Amazon picture shows they come in a large pouch, mine came in a cardboard box. (Yay, because I can recycle it, but boo, because it doesn't look super-professional or what you would find in a retail setting.) Fortunately all the individual "brushes" are individually packaged, which is convenient. Secondly, there isn't much in the way of instructions, though I guess if you know how to brush your teeth, you shouldn't really need any. But it's a little confusing at first what the intent of the the xylitol ring is for. Is it supposed to help with brushing in place of toothpaste or is it really just a breath freshener? I feel it's really just a mint, and save it for later. However, what I am a little surprised about is there is no mention of how xylitol has been clinically proven to reduce the bacteria that causes cavities, which is why there are a lot of mouthwashes, chewing gum/mints that utilize it. Why not showcase this feature on the packaging or the paper insert? And if these are in fact created by dentists as the individual package says, they would know this. Looking at the website they do discuss the benefits of xylitol, but why not on the actual package? Also there are some tiny symbols with writing on them on the side of the individual packaging, but the print is SO tiny, I have no clue what it says. Third, to the point of some of the other reviewers here, the silicone brush is not quite stiff enough to really remove a lot of gunk from your teeth. I love the feel of it, and it maybe takes off a little bit of your daily plaque build up; I've been using them at night while watching tv as a "pre-brush" to my normal toothbrush brushing. It does help some! As a bonus, the end of the Fresh Tips stick is a very nice toothpick/ dental pick which is very sturdy, way better than other dental toothpicks I have purchased before. Finally, where are these made? The company is Florida based, but where are these produced? And WHY is a dental hygiene product using artificial FD+C Blue 1 food color in their mints? Just leave it out!! Apart from the mint, I don't see why you can't wash one in soap and water, put it in a plastic baggie and reuse it. If I could give this 3.5 stars, I would. I think the potential is there but still needs some work. Again, not sure I'd repurchase.