Brusheez® Kids Electric Toothbrush Set (Carnivore Edition) - Battery Operated, Soft Bristles, Easy On/Off, 2 Brush Heads, Animal Cover, Sand Timer, Rinse Cup, and Base - Ages 3+ (Buddy The Bear)

Tonight, when I went to replace the brush head, I discovered black mold growing inside the old one. Slits on the side of the brush head trap water and toothpaste, causing mold to grow. Since this black mold was going inside my son's mouth twice a day, I'm very concerned about the health risks he's been exposed to. This product must be pulled off the market right away! Please see the attached photos. For the sake of comparison, a new brush head was also photographed. This toothbrush has only been in our possession for a few weeks!.

Anahi Key

| May 04, 2021

This has only been going on for about a month with my daughter. This is not something that can be cleaned or avoided. The brush head is also open at the bottom and does not sit flush with the head. So, of course, water will rise and sit in the space, causing mold to grow. This thing's black mold has run out! It's revolting. This is a serious health issue, and because the toothbrush has passed its 30-day expiration date, I will be discarding it without a refund. Purchases should be avoided. The design is abominable. If you own this, please take a close look at your kid's toothbrush. My other daughter has a child's oral B, which means there are no open spaces where water or mold can get in. In my opinion, it is better to spend the extra money on name brands that will last.

Angelica Goodwin

| Apr 15, 2021

However, there are connection issues; otherwise, this is a lovely package and a great deal. However, there are connection issues; it works some of the time and doesn't the rest of the time. I've tried numerous batteries and they're still not working. I placed an order for both a pink and a blue one. Pink is a great color that doesn't cause any issues. The blue one, on the other hand, is having problems connecting.

Kane Crowley

| Mar 02, 2021

My son is eager to brush his teeth because of this adorable set. This set's concept appeals to me, and my son continues to use it despite the fact that the electric toothbrush broke down after only two weeks of use! My son is still enthralled by everything that comes with it, but I'm disappointed that the toothbrush has broken down so quickly. When we first got the toothbrush, we installed Amazon brand batteries (which have never failed me) and then replaced them within two weeks of using it, but the new ones didn't help either.

Carly Key

| Oct 31, 2021

I couldn't wait to give it to my three-year-old. Brushing his teeth is something he really enjoys doing. The toothbrush seemed incredible at first, and it appeared to be long-lasting. It did, however, stop working after a few months. I assumed it was just a matter of replacing the batteries, but that did not solve the problem. I would expect this to last more than a few months for the price. We also purchased an Alligator brush for my one-year-old, and he has had no problems with it (despite the fact that my one-year-old is a little rougher with his brush than my three-year-old). Overall, I really liked the toothbrush, but I'm disappointed that it broke down so quickly. I'm not sure I can afford to buy these every couple of months at this price.

Bruce NICHOLLS

| Jan 05, 2021

Overall, I think this is fantastic! I got the dino one, which is really cute. The timer is a nice addition to the holder, which is extremely convenient. The toothbrush, on the other hand, does not sit well on the stand; when my toddler tries to put it on correctly, it falls over, causing him frustration. The Dino head cover just sits there, not clicking on or off. It was becoming prohibitively expensive to buy disposable ones for my toddler every time he became ill, so this seemed ideal for him, as I could simply replace the head. It's a lot more powerful than the ones I was buying for him, and it's also a lot louder. It makes him uneasy. It might be better for him when he's five, rather than three. Overall, it's a great idea with a few flaws that need to be ironed out.

Sydney Benton

| Jan 04, 2021

This toothbrush was purchased for my daughter because she is currently obsessed with dinosaurs, and I already own an ultrasonic electric toothbrush that performs similarly to this one. br>br>She was overjoyed with the toothbrush and delighted with the chart, which she was eager to use to track her brushing and ensure that she brushed for the exact amount of time the sand timer indicated. br>br>However, the motor is controlled by a very thin blue band that wraps around the toothbrush. After the second day, that blue band had toothpaste in it and was no longer functional. I could press the start button and it would work if I removed the entire head, indicating that the problem was not with the batteries, but it would not work with the one-time use batteries. day- The toothbrush's automation aspect was no longer valid, regardless of whether it used the old or new brush head. For a single day of use, it's a bit pricey. As a non-profit organization, br>br> It's not very good because the bristles aren't variegated enough to get in the way a variegated bristled manual toothbrush would, so I wouldn't buy it again if I didn't know they improved their design to ensure that if any water or toothpaste gets into the very sensitive band, it still works. My toothbrush, for example, comes with replacement bands to ensure that it is always in good working order. Since I, too, have a problem with toothpaste trailing down the neck of the toothbrush and getting into my body, I've decided to share my experience with my daughter.

Ellis Norris

| May 21, 2021