MOPMS Toothpaste Dispenser Wall Mounted for Bathroom Automatic Toothpaste Squeezer for Kids and Adult (Black-1Pcs)

Works well. Top has threaded rubber inlet to screw in tube. Pump a few times to start and you’re in. Press your toothbrush into the lever and it puts the perfect Fallon right on your brush. So easy.But it can get a bit gooey with impatient kids or hurried parents. Can clean unit off under running water. Comes apartCombine this with the Amazon toothbrush holder with the flip lid and you’ve made brushing easy, fast and convenient. That will improve dental health unquestionably and keep it sanitary. No more dirty sink brushes and hair toothpaste goobers

I had a lot of doubts because it didn't have good reviews, but I took a chance, and it was the best thing I did. This product really does its job. I loved it because it makes the bathroom more organized, it's easy to install, the sticker is very strong, and it comes with a second one as a spare. It was a little difficult to insert the toothpaste tube, but it's just a matter of patience because the hole where the nozzle goes is small but made of rubber so it fits well and stays firm, which is very good. I've had a really good experience; I don't spill much toothpaste.

The media could not be loaded. The Mopms Toothpaste Dispenser is surprisingly useful. It sticks easily to the wall, keeps the sink area tidy, and dispenses the perfect amount with just a push. My kids actually want to brush now!Only downside: it works best with standard tubes—some thicker ones can be tricky. But overall, it’s a great little upgrade for any bathroom.

For as inexpensive as it was, bought it during Prime Days, I am extremely happy with this product. It's just a neat gadget. It dispenses the right amount of toothpaste. I have it mounted in my shower where I like to brush my teeth. Just a great little product.

I bought these for the purpose of avoiding large globs of toothpaste on the counter, the floor, etc. I have a daughter who is legally blind and I thought this would help her be self sufficient and​ give me fewer messes to clean up. There are a few issues with this. This same daughter has hand tremors, which means toothpaste gets all over the dispenser. I'm not sure if every dispenser using a lever has a space that toothbrushes can easily slide into if not pushed in low enough and in a very horizontal position, but with this one, if the toothbrush slides upward while pushing the lever to release the toothpaste, two things can happen. One, if you didn't manage to get toothpaste to release yet, you have to pull the toothbrush out and try again to push the lever in firmly at a horizontal angle. Two, if you did manage to get toothpaste before your toothbrush slides up and off the lever, you get toothpaste all over in the dispenser, including behind the lever. It would be so much more helpful to not have that behind-the-lever space that toothbrushes can fit in easily! It's also a little more tricky to clean out toothpaste that is behind the lever area. One last thing that could really be improved is that when it's at rest, the upper edge of the lever is directly under the part where the toothpaste comes out. So, if you didn't press in all the way so as not to get a large amount of toothpaste, or wait long enough for the toothpaste to fall onto your toothbrush, it gets on the upper portion on the lever and not your toothbrush. Note: we are still in the learning curve stage. We did not give up on these dispensers yet. I am still hoping my daughter who cannot see to put toothpaste on her toothbrush will figure it out and these will save me from cleaning up large messes of toothpaste in the long run. I am glad these are relatively cheap so if they don't end up working well for our purposes, I won't feel like it was a huge waste of money.Functionality aside, it holds toothpaste large and small with no issues as long as the spout is the size advertised. We currently have an 8.2 oz tube in one and it works fine. We have a smaller one in the other, which also works fine. The unit itself is very light. The toothpaste weight is going to be most of the weight. The adhesive holds up fine.

no mess .. great for kids and they love brushing their teeth now

Luv this item works great

Only good thing I’ll say about this is if you have any mobility limitations, or if you can only do things one handed, this device will greatly help you. So props for the idea.But, let’s start with getting the toothpaste tube actually into the device… it’s a pain in the butt! You have to really wedge it in there, I totally made a mess getting a fresh tube into this thing. Then once I got it cleaned up and mounted, it looks great. Mounting is easy and sturdy. I bought two, one is on my wall mounted mirror so I know removal will be easy with a razor blade, the other is mounted to a painted wall so I really hope I don’t regret that decision when it’s time to remove it. Next up…it is SO MESSY. I mean I have to clean this thing once a week because toothpaste is everywhere. All over the lever. All up in the device. It’s not worth it. The one my kids use is just pointless now because if they don’t use the “kid” part of the lever which is supposed to dispense less toothpaste, they get a TON of toothpaste and there’s a huge mess. Then the one I use also just dispenses so much and if you don’t do it just right, it gets all over the place. Maybe we’re all not doing it right here but not worth the hassle in my opinion.