Humans cleaned their teeth thousands of years ago. The earliest twig toothbrushes found in China dating from 1600 B.C., in an Egyptian tomb from 3000 B.C., and in Babylonia from 3500 B.C. The miswak, a teeth-cleaning twig made from the Salvadora persica tree is used for oral hygiene in many parts of the world, especially in Africa, Asia, south America, Saudi Arabia, and other Islamic countries. This ancient brushing tool has inspired us to name our toothbrush, TWIGO®.

TWIGO® is a stylish toothbrush that not only “COOL” in many designs, it also turfs with 2,496 pieces of high quality, 0.15mm soft bristle that is end-rounded with Nylon grade filaments.

TWIGO® toothbrush is developed with the mind to fulfil our very basic, everyday teeth cleaning needs. No fancy and expensive material is wasted in producing TWIGO. Its ergonomic shape is easy to hold, small brush head able to navigate the tight space in your oral cavity, with right amount of bristle, TWIGO® able to clean your tooth with smooth feeling without hurting your gum.

With the invention of the world first, automatic open and close, patented design toothbrush cover Flipper®, we want to bring "Make Brushing Fun" to the next level with a unique design toothbrush, TWIGO®. Flipper® + TWIGO® is the ultimate brushing companion in our daily routine!

Absolutely! Every TWIGO® is produced with strict quality control process and tested by reputable leading laboratories. TWIGO® uses only safe and approved materials. All is BPA free.

You can visit our Flipper Official Store on Lazada (Malaysian site only), or you can buy it at our retail store.

Yes, of course. Our Twigo is designed by Flipper, and it's perfect fit to our Flipper toothbrush cover.

There are three tips for you to maintain your toothbrush: 1. Deep-clean Your Toothbrush Once a Week. Soak the head of toothbrush in a cup of antibacterial solution (e.g. alcohol-based mouthwash, hydrogen peroxide, vinegar for 10 minutes, then rinse it clean. 2. Keep Toothbrush Away from The Sink & Toilet! To prevent spray of fecal matter when you flush, keep your toothbrush at least 2-3 feet from the toilet or use a ventilated cover for your toothbrush. Better yet, put your toothbrush in a toothbrush cover to avoid the bacteria in bathroom. 3. Replace Your Toothbrush Regularly! After several months, bacteria build up and the bristles become frayed and damaged. So, remember to change your toothbrush every 3-4 months.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a manual toothbrush should be replaced every three to four months. If you use your brush for much longer than that, the bristles will start to become frayed and worn, and they won't be as effective at clearing away plaque.