Disposable toothbrushes diverted from landfill… and counting.
Disposable toothbrushes have ridges that collect old toothpaste and bacteria.
Our smooth metal handle lays flat, rinses clean and dries quickly. Plus, the elevated brush head keeps any yuckies away from your bristles.
Our tapered ”floss-tip” bristles reach up to six times deeper along your gums and almost twice as deep between your teeth for a gentle clean that will leave you grinning.
Plus, the built-in tongue scraper keeps your breath fresh.
Nada brush heads cost up to $3 less per brush than disposables with similar bristles.
We deliver to your door once a year and even remind you to replace your brush head on time.
Our packaging is 100% paper—no plastic.
Every order includes a self-addressed envelope. Toss in your old brush heads and send them to us at the end of the year.
We pay a commercial recycler to turn them into plastic pellets, which are then sold for use in other products.
Made in Canada
Myriam makes Nada toothbrush heads in our Québec factory.
Chris working on quality control in our Ontario handle facility.
FAQs
The only biodegradable bristles currently available are sterilized boars hair.
Even bamboo toothbrushes use plastic bristles, which, when thrown out end up polluting the environment.
We take back our used brush heads and send them to be recycled, creating a closed 'loop' with almost no waste.
No.
Both our plastic brush head and bristles are certified free of both PFAs and BPAs and meet the requirements of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration as specified in 21 CFR 177.1520.
No problem!
We're confident you'll love your toothbrush and so we offer a 30-day, no hassle refund policy upon returning your toothbrush.
You do.
We keep our prices as low as we can to encourage more people to join our fight against plastic waste.
Return your brush heads only when you need more. The cost of postage in the US is around $5 and in Canada is $2.
We appreciate you recycling.