NEST Kids Manual Self-Dispensing/Refillable Toothbrush – Green

We were trying to find a toothbrush that would work for our autistic son, who hates to put the toothpaste on his brush himself. We were so excited for this product but what a total ripoff. It doesn’t work at all. Save your money.

I have a kid that just leaves tooth paste everywhere.Hopes this works great and the problem gets better.Easy to fill and easy to use.

I am thoroughly impressed with this product! This innovative toothbrush not only makes brushing fun but also ensures my kids maintain proper oral hygiene effortlessly. The self-dispensing feature eliminates the mess of toothpaste tubes, allowing my children to independently dispense the right amount of toothpaste every time. The bristles are gentle yet effective, providing a thorough clean without irritating their sensitive gums, making brushing a pleasant experience for them. Additionally, the vibrant design and ease of use have turned brushing into a daily routine my kids actually look forward to, making it a game-changer in our morning and bedtime rituals.

This tooth brush sounds like it would be a great way to eliminate the mess my kids always make, but a WHOLE tube of toothpaste in ONE toothbrush sounds a little crazy to me

I got this without seeing any reviews before hand. Honestly not ready specific reason other than my son needed a new toothbrush I figured this would work. Immediately after I pulled it out of the box I went in -and ironically filled this up with Sensodyne because that’s what I use since I have sensitive teeth, so that’s what my son used because that’s what I buy. Haha.Then I started pushing the button, and pushing, and pushing, and pushing, and pushing… I held it down for one long push for almost a minute straight, I tried pushing it in rapid succession multiple times in a row and in multiple ways, and nothing ever came out. After about 10 minutes of this I was thinking to myself that I must be doing something wrong here. So I went online to figure out how the heck to make this thing, work and quickly realize that this wasn’t a me issue, this is a product issue.I did, so I have my son use it, I just put toothpaste on it the regular old way, like you normally would. I asked him what he thought after he was done brushing and he said and I quote “it’s fine”.I’m not really sure what happened here. I’m not sure if it was something that I somehow did wrong, although I don’t think that’s the case. Or if maybe a whole batch of these was faulty, or if they just simply don’t work at all. But whatever the reason, I can’t say that I’m pretty annoyed that I put almost a half of 2% of died in this thing, that sounds like almost 8 bucks a tube now!

Wish I had read the reviews before getting this. The instructions are extremely limited and not visual enough to explain what needs to be done. If you fill the bottom chamber with toothpaste, there's no way that it can dispense since there's a diaphragm blocking it a the end that connects to the brush neck/head. I'm guessing that the diaphragm needs to be pushed down to the other end, but it won't budge when I push it with a pencil, and a good amount of force. Maybe it has to be pushed even harder, but it feels like it would break or dislodge at an angle. Either way, this is not the consumer's job to solve this puzzle. As is, it doesn't work and you will lost a tube of toothpaste trying to get it to work.

Very disappointed.When I saw a self-dispensing toothbrush, I got very excited because I travel a lot and I thought it would be a great product that I could just throw into my toiletry bag and take with me on trips. Also I know it's a kid's toothbrush but I'm a very petite person so for the most part I typically just use kids toothbrushes so it was not out of the norm for me.Unfortunately I filled the toothbrush to the brim with my toothpaste and push the button for 2 hours. My husband had ideas of ways to get the toothpaste to be dispensed such as holding it upside down and pushing the button repeatedly or using Force or just repeatedly hitting the button.I tried multiple ways to get the toothpaste to come out and none of it worked.I would have to say that this product does not do what it claims it does but I'm still giving it one star because at the end of the day I still have a toothbrush I just manually have to put the toothpaste on it.Also I'm a little annoyed at the amount of toothpaste I lost in the process of trying to make this product work, you have been warned

Very cool but disappointed. It says battery operated, I did not see anywhere to put batteries. My son has been wanting a Toothbrush like this so I let him give it a go since he has seen the advertisements for it. He couldn't figure it out and said when he put Toothpaste in it, it did not dispense. So naturally I attempted and also had no luck. It is possible we weren't operating it properly, but nonetheless we weren't able to get it working even with referring to the product page/description.