By purchasing an OLA Bamboo toothbrush, you are helping to eliminate more than 4.9 billion plastic toothbrushes thrown away each year.
OLA Bamboo biodegradable toothbrushes are the best choice for your dental hygiene and the environment. Our toothbrushes are easy to handle and the bristles are made of high-quality nylon for gentle brushing while protecting your gums.
4 individually wrapped children's toothbrushes, 1 of each color.
OLA Bamboo toothbrushes are the only ones made in Canada.
It is not recommended to use the toothbrush in children under 5 years old.
Avoid use if children chew on the toothbrush.
The shape of the bristles is curved upwards for better brushing of the molars.
The handle of the OLA Bamboo toothbrush is 100% compostable And biodegradable. It is made of natural bamboo wood.
The OLA Bamboo toothbrush bristles are made of premium nylon for better brushing.
The toothbrush head is compact to ensure good brushing of the molars.
According to some studies, bamboo has natural antimicrobial properties.
The packaging is also recyclable or compostable depending on your municipality.
Use by a child should be supervised by an adult.
Bamboo comes from FSC certified forests.
Bamboo cultivation is done without the use of pesticides or insecticides.
Bamboo forests absorb 35% more CO2 than a regular mixed forest.
Use & maintenance:
Your toothbrush should always air dry. It's best to use an open toothbrush holder that doesn't retain water.
Allow your toothbrush to dry before placing it in a travel case.
We do not recommend storing your toothbrush in a closed drawer or cabinet.
Made in Canada.
Bamboo is a rapidly renewable resource with antimicrobial properties. Additionally, the moso bamboo used in our toothbrushes is a type of bamboo not consumed by pandas. It grows naturally without the addition of chemicals. The handle is 100% biodegradable. The nylon bristles are flexible enough to reach every corner of your mouth to keep your teeth healthy. It's a great alternative to plastic.
How to dispose of it:
Once your toothbrush has reached the end of its lifespan (it should be replaced every 3-4 months), simply remove the bristles with pliers or break off the head before putting the handle in the compost. The rest will go in the trash. You can also reuse the handle as a plant stake, to identify your plants in the garden, or to start your camping fire! Let your imagination run wild!
Our mission is to help reduce plastic waste by offering accessible and easy-to-use eco-friendly products.
Making a difference means starting with small gestures. Our adventure began with the bamboo toothbrush, because it's an item we'll use our entire lives and it's (almost) always made of plastic! But we weren't going to stop there! A ton of utilitarian objects are disposable and pollute enormously.
Hence the creation of our various other eco-friendly products, such as our reusable bamboo utensils and straws, our reusable makeup remover pads, our eco-friendly dental floss and much more!
Social economy
For OLA Bamboo, social involvement is an integral part of the company's mission. That's why we do business with Re-Source Intégration, a social economy enterprise located in Gatineau, which employs more than 100 people with disabilities, whether intellectual disabilities, physical limitations, or mental health issues. We also work with Pivot Centre-du-Québec, located in Drummondville, which is a psychosocial rehabilitation service through the medium of work. Recovery participants are people aged 18 and over living with a mental health issue.
Whether it is for the assembly of certain products and displays or for the engraving of certain corporate products; it is a source of pride for us to work with these magnificent teams!
We plant trees
When you purchase an OLA Bamboo product, you are also participating in the planting of trees with Compensation CO2 Québec. It is very important for us to reduce our carbon footprint and contribute to the health of our beautiful planet. Since the beginning of the adventure, more than 2,000 trees have been planted in Notre-Dame des Bois and another 1,000 in Stratford, Quebec… thanks to you!
