Staying fresh in transit can be a difficult endeavor with a lack of access to water and cleaning products, but Quick Sonic makes a small, lightweight version of its battery-powered toothbrush for travelers on the go who want to ensure fresh breath is just a bathroom sink away.
The Quick Sonic toothbrush measures 0.5 inches by 0.5 inches by 7 inches and weighs only 2.4 ounces, making it an ideal travel companion for your carry-on bag or personal item. It also works as a workplace toothbrush in case you need to brush away nasty coffee stains or coffee breath.
Designed by Dale Audrey, a company that specializes in organic and natural dental care products, the compact toothbrush features a soft-bristled head with recession-proof bristles.
The toothbrush requires one AAA battery and can last for about one month.
The Quick Sonic toothbrush by Dale Audrey can be purchased on Amazon.com in blue, pink or green for $14.95, and comes with a protective top to keep the toothbrush head contained and protected from germs. Replacement heads also can be purchased on Amazon.
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