The Zerro toothbrush is designed to reduce your environmental impact without compromising quality. Thanks to its durable handle that you keep month after month, you only need to replace the head — a simple and smart way to drastically cut down on plastic waste. Made right here in Quebec, Zerro supports the local economy while providing a reliable, hygienic product suitable for the whole family. Choose Zerro: a toothbrush better for you, better for the planet.

The Zerro toothbrush is used just like any regular toothbrush. However, you should replace the head every 3–4 months or when the bristles become worn.

To remove the head, simply pull straight up until it detaches. Do not pull at an angle. Your handle can then be reused with a new replacement head.

If the handle is dirty, clean it with warm water and mild soap. You can also soak it for a few hours in antibacterial mouthwash. (Do not place it in the dishwasher.)

Place the new head on the handle, ensuring it is properly secured.

1. How long does a Zerro toothbrush head last?

Each head is designed to last about 3 months, depending on your usage. The handle can be kept for several years, significantly reducing plastic waste.

2. Is the handle recyclable?

Yes! The handle is made from durable and recyclable materials. Once you’re done using it, you can recycle it to further minimize your environmental impact.

3. Where are Zerro toothbrushes made?

All Zerro toothbrushes are proudly made in Quebec. This ensures a high-quality product while supporting the local economy.

The Zerro toothbrush combines convenience and eco-friendliness. Its reusable handle allows you to replace only the head, greatly reducing plastic waste. Made in Quebec with high-quality materials, it is durable, comfortable, and suitable for everyone. Discover all the benefits of Zerro and make a simple gesture for the planet while taking care of your smile.

Keep the handle for several years. At the end of its life, you can recycle the plastic. As for the heads, we have a recycling program. Learn how to recycle your toothbrush heads by clicking here.