Are you looking for a manual toothbrush that's better for the environment and your wallet? Meet Nada—the best manual toothbrush on (and for!) the planet.

What is Nada?

So what is Nada? It's a toothbrush handle made from aluminum (a metal that can easily be recycled). And it comes with minimally designed heads that you return after you're done brushing your teeth, so they can be recycled too!

What makes Nada different?

Nada has a few things that make it stand out from the pack.

First, its handle is made from 100% aluminum, which not only looks good but feels like a quality product. 

Secondly, Nada is a much more hygienic manual toothbrush. Unlike poorly designed disposable toothbrushes, Nada's sleek metal handle doesn’t accumulate old toothpaste and bacteria. It rinses clean under the tap and dries quickly.

Nada also doesn’t roll over if you put it down. Bathrooms are not the cleanest rooms, and the counters can get covered in yuckies. Because our handle is flat on the bottom, it won't roll over, so your brush head and bristles won't come into contact with the counter.

I like the feel of holding the toothbrush handle and the bristles feel great in the mouth. I’m very happy with this toothbrush!

– Ruth P.

Nada is also much more convenient that traditional plastic toothbrushes. We send you replacement reminders to change your brush head on time. You'll never brush with a worn out toothbrush again. Your dentist will love it!

Nada comes in the mail and by subscribing, you'll automatically get fresh brush heads every year. No more forgetting to replace your brush head on time.

People love Nada. Read what they have to say here.

Is a manual toothbrush right for me?

The best manual toothbrush for you is the one that helps you clean your teeth the way you want to.

If you have sensitive teeth, a manual toothbrush is likely to be more comfortable than an electric one. The gentle movement of the bristles should make it easier for your gums and enamel to adjust to new brushing habits without irritation.

If you want to reduce waste and save money, investing in a rechargeable electric toothbrush is probably not worth it—they cost about $20 per year if used twice daily for two minutes each session (not including batteries).

If your bathroom counter has room for only one device, I'd recommend getting a manual brush instead of buying something with disposable heads every three months or so.

A good manual brush will last much longer than its battery-powered counterpart; it's just as effective at removing tartar and plaque as any other type of toothbrush; and most importantly, it's cheaper! This means that after paying only once upfront (or borrowing from a friend), subsequent visitations will cost nothing extra while saving tons of money over time—which might be enough reason alone even if none of those other factors applied specifically toward personal preference or lifestyle choice requirements..

How do I maintain my toothbrush handle?

The Nada toothbrush is a hypoallergenic product, so you can use it with confidence. However, it's still important to keep your toothbrush clean and in good condition.

Fortunately, cleaning the handle of your Nada brush couldn't be easier: simply wash it under warm running water with mild soap or rinse. You should never use abrasive cleaners or cleaners containing bleach on your toothbrush as they can damage its bristles and degrade its effectiveness. Also avoid putting the brush in the dishwasher because this will shorten its lifespan over time—instead, air dry it after washing!

How often should I replace my toothbrush head?

How often should I replace my toothbrush head?

It's recommended that you replace your toothbrush head every 3 months. The bristles on an Nada manual toothbrush wear down with use and need to be replaced regularly to keep your teeth clean. You'll know when it's time for a new one if your brush is not cleaning as well anymore due to worn out bristles.

Is my Nada package recyclable?

The box that your Nada toothbrush comes in is made of recycled paper and can be recycled in your blue box.

Manual toothbrushes are the best choice for most people, and Nada has designed a brush to be as eco-friendly as possible.

• Manual toothbrushes are better for you.

• Manual toothbrushes are better for your teeth.

• Manual toothbrushes are better for the environment.

• Manual toothbrushes can be cheaper than electric toothbrushes.

We hope this article has answered your questions about Nada. If you’re looking for the best manual toothbrush, look no further. Try a Nada toothbrush and see why people are loving our zero waste approach to oral care.