Oral pleasures 3: A further reach (Reach Interdental Toothbrush)

Member Name: mo79

Product:	Reach Interdental Toothbrush
Date:	18/12/02 (806 review reads)
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Advantages: Attractive, different, effective brushing - an original angle-neck Reach brush - simple packaging

Disadvantages: I still find this particular angle-neck awkward, and the bristles are big enough to initially poke at your gums a bit rough

Oh, it's been a long time since I wrote a sexually innuendoed op on a toothbrush - and now it's time to finish that with an end to the trilogy.

My latest toothbrush, this Firm, Reach Interdental, with a blue rubber grip, is your standard size toothbrush. It's unique feature being the angled neck, which I find slightly awkward still, only on this toothbrush, plus a wider head with many toothy-angled bristles. Some of the bristles are blue, and I think are change-time indicators, though the packaging doesn't say.

The packaging doesn't say much in honesty. It's just futuristically attractive, and features the flip-top head chalkboard figure of those very old Reach TV ads - it forms part of the Johnson & Johnson logo. The back of the packaging lists company contact dresses for a number of countries, and a perforated strip for easy opening. Two illustrations show the close effectiveness of the bristles on your teeth. But not how they can be initially rough on your gums initially on the odd misbrush. Nothing bad though.

Why did I buy it? Only to add an interesting subtitle to my last toothbrush op. Why am I writing about it, when nothing much can be written about any toothbrush, and more than once?!...Don't ask me. I'm ending here. It's a nice brush though, I just wish the neck was a little less stern feeling. Other than that it's good...Yep, okay, that's me done.

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