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Is UV Light safe?

UV lighting is an FDA-regulated industry, and the CDC acknowledges UV lights as an effective defense against viruses and bacteria. The UV-C light only comes on when it's closed, killing the germs inside while keeping you safe from any exposure.

Will it fit my toothbrush?

Yes! No matter what type of brush you have, your toothbrush will fit. Although it is compact, it’s guaranteed to fit any toothbrush style or size – from kids to adults. It even works with your electric toothbrush!

How do you clean it?

Cleaning your UV Toothbrush Sanitizer is easy! Just use a damp cloth or a cotton swab to wipe away any debris. The inside stays completely sterilized thanks to the special UV light and rarely needs care.

How long does it hold a charge?

Our device lasts for a month on a single charge! To recharge, simply plug in the included USB cable just like any other smart device. The self-contained design saves space in your bathroom and is ideal for travel.

How do I know when to charge it?

You’ll find a red LED indicator that clearly tells you when the battery needs to be recharged.

How will it help my overall health?

Keeping your toothbrush clean is essential to keeping your mouth clean. According to doctors, a healthy mouth is an indicator of overall health.

This is possible thanks to our UV Toothbrush Sanitizer. This special UV technology can kill the bacteria on your toothbrush that are known to cause diseases like the flu, diarrhea, and other health problems – keeping your mouth clean, and your body healthy.

How often should you sterilize your toothbrush?

After every brush! In less than 24 hours, one single germ can explode into more than 8 million cells – even on a brand new toothbrush. That’s why it’s so important to have an everyday cleaning device like ours!

How dry does my toothbrush need to be?

For optimal sterilization, we recommend knocking excess moisture from your toothbrush before use. A few taps on the edge of the sink is all that's necessary. While you should avoid having large drops of water on the head, it doesn't need to be bone dry either.