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Our Mission

A single plastic toothbrush can take around 400 years to break down. National Geographic reports that the average person will use about 300 toothbrushes over their lifetime. Most plastic toothbrushes are made from polyethylene or polypropylene, which are non-biodegradable materials.

This means that once discarded, they can persist in the environment for hundreds of years, contributing to pollution and posing risks to wildlife. Imagine the staggering number of discarded toothbrushes piling up across the globe. It’s a troubling reality very few talk about.

Our mission is to reduce the environmental impact of oral care products by replacing plastic with bamboo that has minimum environmental impact over its lifecycle.

Woovo at a Glance

Woovo was born on our belief that oral health shouldn't come at the cost of the planet. That's why all of our products are made with natural-friendly materials and packaging. The name "Woovo" is derived from the combination of "wood" and "revolution" symbolizing our commitment to sustainable and innovative products.

Woovo offers high quality ecological oral care products approved by dentists. They are soft on the teeth and gum and gentle on the environment. Considering that many people replace their toothbrushes every three to four months, this can have a significant impact on the environment over time.

What inspired Woovo's creation, was our desire to create a lasting, positive impact on the planet, while respecting and learning from nature.

Supporting Sustainable Materials

Bamboo is a natural material that is biodegradable and compostable. Biodegradable toothbrushes decompose much faster than plastic ones, typically within 5-6 years or even less than a year in a composter. Unlike plastic toothbrushes that can take hundreds of years to decompose, bamboo toothbrushes can break down naturally over time.

We are proud to use natural bamboo as the primary material of our oral care products since it is a rapidly renewable resource that grows abundantly and requires minimal water, pesticides, and fertilizers to thrive. Moreover, the production of bamboo toothbrushes typically involves fewer environmental resources and emissions compared to plastic toothbrushes since it requires less energy and chemicals during cultivation and processing.

Typically, if 1 million people made the switch from plastic toothbrush to a bamboo one, this could potentially save around 4000 tones of CO2 annually.

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Our Mission

Woovo at a Glance

Supporting Sustainable Materials