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RELORA Boar Bristle & Bamboo Toothbrush (4 Pack)

RELORA Boar Bristle & Bamboo Toothbrush (4 Pack)

Say goodbye to plastic. This is how oral care should feel:

🐗 Pure boar hair bristles & bamboo handle

🧬 Reduces your yearly microplastic intake by 88,000 particles

🧠 Improves hormonal balance - no BPA, phthalates, or PFAS

🌿 Protects your gut - no daily microplastic ingestion

🫀 Reduces inflammation - zero synthetic toxins or glue

🪥 Squeaky clean feel - effective plaque & stain removal

🌎 Fully biodegradable & ethically sourced

RELORA Boar Bristle & Bamboo Toothbrush (4 Pack)

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"Once I learned that we ingest 88,000 microplastic particles per year just from plastic toothbrushes - making the switch was a no-brainer"

Sarah Mitchell

Verified Buyer

They did the research. They made the switch.

Most Toothbrushes Are a Chronic Source of Microplastic Exposure

Not enough people talk about this: 99% of toothbrushes use nylon bristles.

Nylon is plastic.

Grind them against your teeth twice a day and they shed microplastics straight into your mouth, your gut, your bloodstream.

The big brands know. They just don't act like it.

You've Been Brushing With Plastic for Years

Twice daily. 365 days a year. How many years now?

Thousands of micro and nano plastic particles — straight into your mouth, gut, and bloodstream.

Your kids too.

Nobody questioned it. The research is only just catching up.

"But I Use a Bamboo Toothbrush!"

Bamboo toothbrushes are eco-friendly. Not body-friendly.

They reduce plastic in landfill — but not plastic in you.

Most still use nylon bristles. Same plastic. Different handle.

You're still exposed.

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Microplastics Accumulate in Your Body

Research is clear: they build up in your blood, lungs, reproductive organs, brain tissue.

Long-term effects? Still unknown.

But do you want to keep adding more?

Do you want to be the case study?

Stop the cycle.

Good News: You Can Eliminate This Source Today

Introducing the Relora Microplastic-Free Toothbrush.

The first toothbrushes in human history used boar and horse hair — because plastic didn't exist yet.

We've brought that back. Minus the bone. Plus the bamboo.

No nylon. No microplastics. Just a clean mouth.

FAQs

What is so bad about plastic toothbrushes?

Plastic toothbrushes are made with nylon bristles and of course a plastic handle. Both plastic and nylon are derived from petroleum and contain BPA, phthalates, PFAS and many other carcinogenic and hormone disrupting compounds. As you brush your teeth with these nylon bristles - microplastic fragments are broken off, absorbed, and swallowed.

Matter of fact, the average person swallows up to 88,000 microplastic particles every year from their plastic toothbrush alone.

In result, you are unknowingly dosed with said toxic compounds daily. This is in addition to the fact that nylon bristles are much coarser than boar bristles and can cause enamel damage and a receding gum-line.

90-Day Money-Back Guarantee

We stand behind every RELORA toothbrush. If you're not satisfied with your purchase, contact us within 90 days of delivery and we'll do our best to make it right, including offering a refund where appropriate.

What are Relora`s Boar Bristle Toothbrushes made of?

Our RELORA Boar Bristle Toothbrushes are made of:

  • 100% Pure Boar Hair Bristles
  • 100% Sustainable Bamboo Handle

Not to mention it's:100% Plastic & Nylon Free
► 100% BPA, Phthalate & PFAS Free
► 100% Glue Free
► 100% Ethically Sourced
► 100% Biodegradable
► 100% Primal :)

Whats different about Relora`s?

While other "bamboo toothbrushes" on the market claim to be clean or eco-friendly simply because they have a bamboo handle - that only solves half the problem since they still contain nylon bristles. Those nylon bristles are derived from petroleum and are harmful not only to the environment but to your systemic health due to their cancer causing and hormone disrupting properties.

In addition, one of the main problems with other bamboo toothbrushes is that they do not dry properly which leads to molding. However that is not an issue whatsoever with our Releva Boar Bristle Toothbrushes. Since our toothbrush is designed to stand on its own, and is sealed on the bottom with a non-toxic paint - it drys quickly and efficiently so it lasts longer than any other toothbrush on the market.

Does it work as well as electric toothbrushes?

Yes-and even better. One reason we created the Relora Boar Bristle Toothbrush is because electric toothbrushes emit EMFs (electromagnetic fields) right next to your brain-daily. Studies show levels can reach 70–90 µT near the head, and long-term exposure has been linked to poor sleep, reduced focus, and neurological stress.

Releva keeps it clean and primal-no electricity, no EMFs, no toxins. Just natural boar bristles and a bamboo handle that protect your health while keeping your teeth fresh the way nature intended.

How long does it last?

Our Relora Boar Bristle Toothbrush lasts longer than any other toothbrush on the market.

While plastic toothbrush bristles fray out over time, making them unsafe to use due to microplastic fragmentation which puts you at risk for the host of chemicals in nylon bristles - our PRIMALS Boar Bristle Toothbrushes do not have this issue as we use 100% natural bristles.

Not to mention, due to the free-standing design of our bamboo handles and the non-toxic paint seal on the bottom of our toothbrushes - our toothbrushes dry quickly & effectively after each use - making them last longer than any other bamboo toothbrush on the market.

Overall, we recommend you swap out your PRIMALS Toothbrush every 2-3 months for optimal cleanliness - meaning each 4-pack can last you up to a year each.

Some Tips to note!

Some extra tips to note:

  • Since our toothbrushes are glue free, all of the boar bristles are woven into small holes in the brush head. So in your first few uses of the brush, a few bristles may naturally shed as your brush is acclimating to your local temperature and humidity since bamboo expands in humid air and can then contract when it gets dry. Do not buy if you are not fine with removing a few bristles from your mouth that may shed in your first few uses. However, if you can stay the sustainable, toxin-free course and keep brushing - your brush will find a balance within the first few uses and you can brush away as vigorously as you like!
  • Use the free-standing handle to stand the toothbrush up after each use for optimal drying to maximize life span of each toothbrush
  • To make the bristles even softer, simply run it under warm water before use
  • If you notice the brush bristles are being flattened - you are likely brushing with too much force. Apply slightly less force and brush in circular motions for optimal teeth cleaning and brush usage