Once a high-tech piece of kit, you may feel like even the best electric toothbrushes have failed to evolve in line with the rest of the health tech industry. Despite spending hundreds of pounds on my last electric toothbrush, its battery died fast and I'm embarrassed to admit that it would quickly become gunky, leaving marks on my sink that used to drive me wild.
When I first tried the SURI over a year ago, I was initially drawn in by the sustainable design. Every time I threw away my plastic brush heads (which was often), I'd be struck with guilt that I was creating yet more plastic waste for landfill, so when I heard that you could send the brush heads of the SURI back to be recycled, it seemed like a simple yet genius way of reducing my carbon footprint.
