Take One Triple Action Tongue Cleaner(colours may vary)

This a great product if you suffer with a 'fury tongue'. At first the brush may seem a bit harsh for the delicate surface of the tongue... but stick with it and persevere. Using it may even make you gag but I promise you will, over time, get used to it.In conjunction with using the tongue brush try also to clean the roof of your mouth too using an ordinary manual toothbrush at the same time that you are cleaning your teeth. Using the tongue brush you will need to reach right back into the mouth with it, in order to scrape away the debris from the tongue and you may need to repeat the process with quite a few strokes until the tongue is visably clear of gunk. Rinse the brush under running water after each pass over the tongue. Gargle or rinse with something like CB12 and allow this regimen to become your daily ritual for oral hygiene... you won't be disappointed. Your tonge may bleed a little at first but this will not last... the tongue is incredibly robust and will soon get used to the brush... but all the same, your intention should not be to strip away the surface of the tongue... just the smelly sulpherous residue on the tongue surface and that is one of the main causes of bad breath.

You don’t have to be too hard and it’s the best one I’ve used so far. I would recommend buying this.

I bought this as a triple product buy. A tongue scraper, tongue revitalizing gel and this brush/scraper. I find that I only need to use the scraper. this brush and the gel are usable but almost surplus to requirements.

I decided to purchase this after I had read things online about the causes of a white tongue. I had always thought it natural since I've had a whitish sort of tongue as long as I could remember! I only had to use this once and I had gone from a white-pink to a much stronger shade of pink! It was very simple to use and it didn't hurt my tongue like a toothbrush does!For some reason or the other, the side which dislodges the materials from the tongue made me gag a few times whereas the brush side did not in the slightest. I expected quite a bit of a gag sensation to occur and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was minimal! This is a superb product and I would recommend it to anybody who wants their mouth to feel clean and fresh!A thing to note, I also got the recommended gel, which does not burn my tongue in the way toothpaste does, and I had no issues with that.

I was never terribly happy with this, but I never really knew why, until I bought an Orabrush tongue scraper.If you're in the market for a tongue scraper, get the Orabrush.Far better than this stupid thing, which went straight into the bin after my first use of the Orabrush.

Solidly built and fulfils its intended purpose rather well. The manufacturer recommends its "tongue cleaning gel" which I've found to be useless and leave an unpleasant taste. Just use this right after brushing your teeth and before rinsing. It's gentle enough to not damage your tongue but still get rid of any residue that might build up over the day and leaves you with a clean feeling.

I can't use this product!First time is used it (alongside the take one revitalising formula tongue gel) it made my tongue bleed badly and was very sore all day. I followed the instructions on the back of the pack and presumed it was just because I had to build a resilience up to it. It did actually clean my tongue really well.Went to use the product again today (1 1/2 days after first use) and, despite brushing as gently as possible, it still really hurt my tongue and started it bleeding again!I used the plastic side which didn't hurt but made very little difference to the colour of my tongue.Very disappointed.The whole design isn't very good. The middle of the brush has a small hole in it which (I presume) you out the gel in. The gel just gets stuck in it and you need to use something sharp like a pair of tweezers to get the gel back out!Would not recommend!

I love this tongue cleaner, as it's bristles are firm. My only gripe, is the tongue gel falls into the centre gap of the brush, therefore you lose the gel. You literally have to place it on one of either sides of the bristles.