Are these medium bristle or soft bristle? And are all the bristles of the same length?
1462125
They are Soft Bristle, all with same length, if you have little teeth or larger teeth, the bristle can reach the outer as well as the inner mouth cover one tooth or all your teeth, a good teeth cleaning instrument. John Luk
1462126
These are soft bristles and all the same length. This the only type of toothbrush my wife and I use. I found Amazon to have the best price. Consider your state sales tax.
1462127
The bristles are soft (my packages say "S-Soft") and they are all the same size
1462128
All of the bristles are the same length and they are soft bristles. Firm enough to do the job but not hard enough to damage gums. I ordered over a dozen of these since I can't find them in the stores anymore. It works better for me than any other toothbrush I have found. No tricks, just a good same size bristle toothbrush.
380279
I've been using them so long It's hard to remember back to when I used regular tooth brushes that were classified as soft and medium. However, assuming my memory is correct, I'd actually call these somewhere in the medium/hard catagory. Probably in my opinion half way between medium and hard.
1533790
On the set that I received 3 Sep 2015, the brush part are all exactly the same width. The lengths of the brush parts only differ in length. Also, the bristles on the tip are softer than the main bristle parts, but they do NOT extend over the hard metal end like the picture shows, so they are not safe for things you do not want to scratch up!
2158487
I measured the bristles. They are about an inch long. They are rather stiff. Go gently the first couple of times using the brush until you get used to it.
1081804
The product numbers are NT-54, 44, 34, and 24. 2 1/8, 1 3/4, 1 1/4, and 1 inch according to oliviagarden.com. If measured from the edge of the bristles, they are 3 inches, 2 1/2, 2, and 1 1/2 inches. I like them a lot.
1193182
The one it comes with is between medium and soft. You can buy replacement brushes in different softness.
2034054
They may fit, but I was disappointed in the brush bristles. Too soft. I won't be purchasing them again.
1138247
Uh Oh! A subjective answer is: They lean towards the hard side. Bristles flex easily but are firm. Sorry this isn't a clean cut answer.
509820
I am not a brush connoisseur, but I would say that this product has medium length bristles.
334834
I guess I would say that the attachments were more small and medium. The smaller attachment is a bristle type, the larger attachments has hard bristles. Just didn't work for me, the attachments kept coming off until it finally just broke. That's just my experience though.
724001
The bristles are fairly soft but firm enough to do a good job on the teeth. I've been using them for over two years and haven't had any gum problems so they aren't too firm. Hope this helps you.
890185
They are a very soft fine grade of nylon. The package contains 2 brushes. I clean the brushes about once per week. I soak it in a water/peroxide solution and then put it through the dishwasher cycle. It has never made my skin break out. Since I have never used the electric brushes I can't compare them, but I really like this product. If you want a natural bristle then these are not for you. I wanted something that would clean my skin without irritating it and for this purpose it works well on my sensitive skin. I hope this helps.
953655
I would say they are the perfect size for travel. They are not tiny, but they are also not huge. The longest brus from handle to bristle tip is only about 4 inches. They come in a handy pouch too while is great for travel. They are my everyday brushes and I think they are the perfect size.
1606458
Yes the bristles are nice and soft. Im very happy with this brush and I do recommend it. I am a makeup artist and my clients like how soft it feels when I'm applying their foundation.
2068354
The bristles are a happy medium and then lean slightly on the soft side. I don't like soft bristles but this brush is just right.
1489232
smaller than a standard tooth brush, I'd classify the as medium. Water is the problem with these units, don't submerge and they'll last. I'm on my third unit, 5 years now. They're cheap enough and do a decent job.
408446
The bristles are not stiff they are flexible. I would not describe the ends as sharp. I've had no problems with damage.