Tung Brush Tongue Cleaner, Plastic Tung Scraper, Tongue Cleaning to Fight Bad Breath, Halitosis Defense, USA Made, 2-Pack w/Cap

I really enjoy the tung brush. I feel like it's different from a regular tooth brush and other tongue scrapers on the market. I feel like it has the best of both of both worlds. It's has the scrub of a toothbrush with the bristles being more soft yet dense to really get the gunk off your tongue without brutally scratching your delicate tongue area. The reach of a scraper but in a more comfortable way cause it's like holding a manual toothbrush. It's pretty fool proof and easy to use and it's become a staple of my oral hygiene for the past 8 yrs. I will continue to repurchase! I also use this with their tung gel and it's a wonderful combo!

This works very well

This is a super great tool to remove the write stuff (bacteria that harm your dental health) on the tongue! It already removed a lot of the unwanted stuff on my tongue the first time I used!

Not too harsh on the tongue, does a great job cleaning. Glad it comes with caps now for travel.

As others have noted this brush does a great job of cleaning your tongue, infinitely better than a toothbrush. BUT! As also noted, be VERY gentle with your use b/c it definitely rubs your tongue raw if you don't. I was mindful of this and still managed to irritate my tongue. I think what happens is you feel like the gentle strokes aren't doing enough, but trust me, they are!

I love this tongue cleaner brush. Worth your money, it’s really good when brushing your tongue.

The absolute best tongue scraper on the market. Seriously helps clean so well. The other tongue scrapers I've used don't clean my tongue, and instead just rub over the top of it. This actually cleans and you can see the difference after the first time you use it. I don't know how it cleans any different than a toothbrush would on my tongue, but it is much more effective.

Dentist always compliments me on the health of my teeth, gums, and tongue and others always compliment my white teeth and breath so figured maybe i should acknowledge here that I feel like this is a huge part of my routine! I've developed a method I think works best that avoids the irritation some say they have experienced. Firstly, I don't press too hard and instead to light to moderate strokes. I start as far back as I can go on the right corner of my tongue and slide the brush down towards the tip. I do one stroke each moving to the left, rinsing under warm water after each stroke. It's like mowing a lawn one row of grass at a time. Then I repeat once more. Because I suffer from post-nasal drip due to allergies, I tend to get a ton of build up at the back of my tongue and much less towards the middle and front. So I finish by doing a few circular brushing movements at the back right and left (maybe about 5 each). Then I use my regular brush with toothpaste just to go over the area and make it smell fresh and get rid of any plaque that was loosened but not picked up by the Tung brush. I finish by gargling listerine focusing on it touching the back of my tongue only (i avoid my teeth at night as to not rinse the whitening toothpaste off; in the mornings i rinse my whole mouth). This gives me fresh breathe and a clean, pink tongue all day. I'll never go without a tongue brush again to be honest.