The Little Eco Company Recyclable Phillips Compatible Sonicare Toothbrush Heads FREEPOST Recycling Service- Zero to Landfill

These are a fantastic product. As previous reviews have mentioned the differences between these and the Philips heads are they lack the rubber bumpers, so can take a little getting used to, and also they do not fit in the travel case. Apart from those these are a fantastic replacement for the more expensive branded heads, and when you've finished a pack it's very simple (and free) to return them to be recycled.

Finally started to use these on my Phillips Sonicare toothbrush and they are a really good fit. Great quality and love the fact that you can send the old heads back with free postage for recycling. Highly recommended at a fantastic price.

For me the easy recyclability is the winner, followed by the price, followed by the quality.They are narrower than the Philips heads, which isn't a problem (and I have big teeth) but just something I noticed. They don't feel as "premium" as the original Philips ones either, but I don't feel like they do a bad job of brushing my teeth - which is the main thing.They are a little more firm than the ones I was using but not hard to the point that they are uncomfortable to use.The only downside to these is that they don't have the soft silicone buffer around the edge of the brush head, meaning when it hits your teeth as you brush you can feel the vibrations very strongly. Given they are a fraction of the price of original Philips replacement brush heads this is a small price to pay and one you adapt to pretty quickly.

So far nothing to dislike, they fit my Philips sonic toothbrush perfect. They are soft and the quality is vetg. I like the fact they are recyclable most of all with the return facility. Hoping they will be durable when I have to change my current head

I have no idea what is going on with the packaging theme, I didn't really look that closely. I don't think toothbrush heads will save the planet. I just saw thatbthese had good reviews and a competitive price.They are a good quality tight fit.They are medium bristle hardness. A bit soft for me.They last quite a long time.They cost a billionth of the name brand. The cost of those makes me feel sick it is so grabby.These were a great alternative, and they look appealing in that weird exaggerated eco packaging.

I recently purchased “The Little EcoCompany Recyclable Philips Compatible Sonicare Toothbrush Heads “ with high hopes, but unfortunately, my experience has been disappointing.Quality issues:From the get-go, the toothbrush heads felt flimsy compared to the original Sonicare heads. Within a week, the bristles began to splay and lose their firmness, significantly diminishing their cleaning effectiveness. Additionally, the fit on my Sonicare handle was loose, causing it to vibrate excessively and make a lot of noise.Recycling Service:The primary reason I opted for these heads was the promise of a free recycling Service. However, the process turned out to be more hassle than it’s worth. The instructions for returning the used heads were unclear, and after mailing them back (at my own cost, contrary to the “FREEPOST “ claim), I received no confirmation that they were received or recycled.Customer Service:I reached out to customer service regarding the poor quality and issues with the recycling Service but received generic responses that didn’t address my concerns. Their lack of accountability and willingness to resolve these issues was frustrating.Conclusion:Overall, these toothbrush heads failed to meet my expectations in terms of both performance and the eco-friendly promise. I regret this purchase and will be returning to the original Sonicare heads, which offer much better quality and reliability. If you’re considering these for their recycling Service, think twice-the process is convoluted and not as straightforward as advertised. Save your money and look elsewhere.

They feel, in use, similar to Philips’ more expensive brushes. But they are a very tight fit on the Sonicare handle, and I worry that the need to push them really hard to fit, and then pull even harder to remove them may damage the handle. So probably won’t buy again.

Great idea to recycle toothbrush heads.The quality of the brushes is comparable to the official ones I’ve been buying but these are more reasonably priced.