PURELINE6 Tongue Cleaner Scraper Oralcare Colors Vary SET OF 6

I've been super gluing mine as it breaks for about a year and a half because at some point they just disappeared from the stores! During the last year and a half, whenever I made a trip to one of the local stores I would check the "toothpaste" aisle without luck. I could not find them anywhere! I tried the small head flexible style that are available in the local stores but they're totally useless. Then a few days ago mine broke again. As I glued it back together I thought I should try Amazon one more time and bingo! there they were!The same brand, "The Tongue Cleaner" is what I found, it's what I ordered AND it's what I received. Now, I ordered mine from HB Supplies, so can't speak for any other sellers, but this seller shipped exactly what I ordered. The only possible complaint I can think of would be that having ordered six of them, (yeah, I don't want to run out of them again!), I had no choice in color and they are all different colors. While I would have preferred all white, I really don't mind the colors.As some have said, there can be some gag reflex if you get too aggressive with them, scraping too far back etc, but I've been able to suppress that problem enough that, while it does happen to me, it's really not a big problem.Are these the "best" tongue cleaners available? I have no idea. I've only ever used two or three types including this one. But I can say that these cleaners work really well for me and I recommend them.By the way, they tend to break near the middle or the top of the handle area rather than on the head or scraping area. Obviously, that's where the most pressure is, right in the middle just above where you grip. So, gluing them is completely viable as you're not gluing the area that you're going to scrape your tongue with. Just sayin', should you want to extend the life of yours.

I got these tongue cleaners for the entire family. I prefer them over the metal one which I purchased just before. The metal ones feel like you are using a metal spoon or going to the dentist. That was a weird feeling. I like the plastic one instead.

I’ve been buying this brand for over 10 years. If you’ve never tried this one...do it. You’ll be appalled by the amount of gunk you scrape off your tongue. Once you try this you’ll never go back to just brushing and flossing again!

I've tried a few different ones, and this is the best tongue scraper out of all of them. It's large, so it covers a lot of territory in one sweep, and I prefer plastic to the stainless steel models. The plastic seems to have a sharper edge so it more effectively scrapes the tongue. Stainless steel on the other hand seems to slip, or ride over the tongue rather than do a quick and effective scrape. Topping it off, Pureline's tongue cleaner is made in the USA. You won't go wrong with this product.

I like that they are bigger than the ones in the store and that the handle is hard so it doesn't bend when scraping your tongue, these are my favorites.