Pro Toothbrush Full Head Medium Straight 1 Each

I ordered a few of these toothbrushes. Each one is labeled, "Medium." However, when I used one, I found that the bristles are for a SOFT toothbrush. FYI, although each one costs less than a buck, the seller charges nearly TWO BUCK TO SHIP EACH ONE !! This is even though all of them will be shipped in the same heat-sealed plastic bag. There's one other thing. This toothbrush does not fit inside the old fashioned ceramic tile toothbrush holder in my bathroom. Even though the handle may appear skinny in the picture, it's not skinny enough to fit in those old fashioned built-in holders that so many of us have in our bathrooms. Bottom Line: Don't buy it if you expect the bristles to be anything but soft. Don't buy it if you think two dollars per unit is an exorbitant shipping fee. Don't buy it if you expect it to fit in an old fashioned toothbrush holder.The body (handle) gets to more than 1/2 inch wide before the neck. The neck of the handle narrows to about 1/4 inch wide and 1/8 inch thick for the 1.25 inches before the head. The head (bristle area) is 1.125 inches long with 11 rows. The groups of bristles in each row are: 2,3,3,3,3,3,4,4,4,4 and 3 from handle to tip.

For some reason, toothbrush manufacturers have stopped making flat head brushes. I am not a fan of the toothbrushes with wavy bristles or ridges or the outer bristles longer than the inner ones. I like a flat toothbrush. These are flat. They don't cost an arm and a leg. I'm stocking up on these in case they, too, become unavailable.

This brush is just what I wanted.