Customer Reviews

OHSO Marko Pocket Toothbrush, Chrome

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(3)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

I brush my teeth at work most days, and wanted a more discreet method of carrying toothbrush/toothpaste around. This excellent product is stylish, functional and practical. I was also pleased to find that it came with a spare brush and a travel size toothpaste tube.

This is one of the few products that I can't think of a single way to improve upon.

I recently got invisalign aligners, and i have to brush my teeth every time i eat before i put them back on. So I wanted a way to carry a toothbrush with me everywhere, this seemed perfect. First of all, what looks like chrome is actually chrome-colored plastic. I knew this, but it really makes it feel shoddy. It has worked for the 3 days I've had it so far, no problems reaching my teeth etc, so that's fine.

What's not fine is that it looks like a dildo. I thought it would be nice surreptitious way to have a toothbrush on me, but instead, it looks like i'm sneaking a dildo around. Now, i feel like i have to explain to everyone that it's a toothbrush, which is significantly less surreptitious than just carrying a normal toothbrush and some toothpaste around. There is a clear model that isn't as cool looking, but is more honest about the fact that it's cheap plastic, and more honest about the fact that you're not sneaking off to the bathroom once every couple of hours with your dildo.

This is a great idea, but it's not a great toothbrush. The Toothpaste container works really well. The only thing I don't like is that it is a really small tooth brush. I find it difficult to brush all of my teeth. Item also broke in half while I was brushing my teeth (I only got to use it 3 times!).

I had high hopes for this travel brush. I'm always looking for a convenient way to carry everything I need to attend to my Invisalign treatment and I believed that this could be the product to fill that need. Unfortunately, I was wrong. First of all, this product is advertised as coming with a replacement brush head and well as toothpaste. It did not ship with either of these items. My biggest problem with the OHSO toothbrush is the advertised "water tight cap" which can be used as a water cup to use while rinsing. This is not the case. The cap has 3 vents on each side as well as holes where the pocket clip is attached. This is NOT a water tight cap and cannot be used as a cup for rinsing.

The search for a great travel toothbrush continues...

This is my second Ohso. I note that there are some bad reviews on it, but it is the best travel toothbrush available. It twists nice & tightly so that it doesn't leak into your purse. It has enough storage in the baffle so that you don't have to reload the toothpaste too often. One word of advice: use it weekly or so if you can - otherwise, the toothpaste dries up in the cartridge.

I've purchased two of these as I really wanted it to work. Both broke after only a few uses.

This is an excellent toothbrush. It can be a little difficult to insert the toothpaste at times, but other than that it works as advertised.

I was amazed by this and I even bought spare brushes cause I thought it would last, but when I received it I was surprised by how fragile this item is. It's built from cheap chinese plastic and it broke after the first use. Now it is useless. Definitely does not worth the money.

The toothbrush head is too small and the neck is too short so its difficult brush your back teeth.

I saw this item recommended in the Washington Post holiday shopping guide and thought it was a great idea. I'm always wanting to brush my teeth at random times and this seemed like the perfect product for carrying in my purse and always being able to use. The biggest problem with this brush is it isn't long enough. When putting it in my mouth (I'm a petite female with a normal sized and depthed mouth) but you have to put part of the handle into your mouth to reach the back. How clean is this handle going to stay? It doesn't really hold enough toothpaste. The toothpaste actually comes out onto the toothbrush, but it doesn't cover enough of the brush unless you spend too long to get the coverage. It's a small and narrow brush head (with soft brissles) and the toothpaste gets all over your face, so a screw off cup should clip on and off from the bottom. Is it worth $20? No. Is it worth $5? ... I'm not sure, I'm thinking no. It's sure more stylish than alternatives, but I'm not sure it's any better. Also, it should have a place to store floss! Add a cup and floss, offer soft and hard heads, find a way to make gel toothpaste work better (they don't recommend using gel toothpaste!), have it hold more toothpaste, then you're golden.