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Where can I buy disposable travel toothbrushes?

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Backdrifter | 22:15 Sat 29th Sep 2012 | Travel
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I'd like to get some of those little toothbrushes that come with toothpaste supplied, like the ones in those little packs on sleeper trains etc, but I want to find them in a high street shop, not over the internet. Anyone know where I can get them?
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Many dentist's reception areas are now as much a shop as anything else, with every possible type of dental requisite on offer. Quite a few High Street dentists even have window displays, showing what they offer. I've seen the type of disposable toothbrushes you refer to on sale there, so a trip to the dentist might be just what you need.

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Try Asda, or Superdrug.
Hey, don't use disposable toothpaste. A toothbrush costs £1 and good toothpaste costs £2 tops. How much does a disposable thing cost? £2? Just use the good stuff or you'll mess up your gums.
Yes same ideas as The Winner - Asda or Superdrug sell a handy range of travel -size toiletries which often includes these.
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Nothing doing in Superdrug, already tried, but other good suggestions there with Asda and the dentist front shop, thanks.

flobadob, I agree but this isn't for general use. We have an overnight stay next week for which we want to bring minimal or even better zero luggage/toiletries. Hence also why the desire to buy it over the counter - don't want to wait for delivery of an internet order.
Do you live near a motorway service area Backdrifter? 'cos in the loo's, they have vending machines that sell little chewable disposable tooth-brush thingys...Don't know how much they are mind you!
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criper, I don't and won't be near one soon, but thanks!
You will find miniature toiletries in all major supermarkets (Asda, Tesco, Sainsburys) and in Boots and Superdrug.
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Spudqueen, yes I know about the miniature toiletries. I've looked at them in many shops. But there are never any disposable mini toothbrushes that I have yet seen.
I've got one in my bedside drawer that's been there for about 5 years, I'd give it to you if I could. Try Boots
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I'VE TRIED BOOTS. THANKS.

I have looked in supermarkets. Boots. Superdrug. Pharmacies. Obviously I should have looked in your drawer Prudie.

I haven't yet tried the dentist's as suggested, will try tomorrow.

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