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Toothpaste Squeezer

If squeezing a toothpaste tube is difficult, this small 3D printed tool makes it easy to get the paste out.

Flat grip3D printedNo batteries
A pink 3D printed toothpaste squeezer being used on a tube of toothpaste

What it is

The Toothpaste Squeezer is a small 3D printed tool that helps dispense toothpaste. The flat triangular shape gives you something solid to grip while the tube is fed through a small slit in the device.

Originally designed by Spidersky1489 on Printables.

Who it helps

People with limited hand dexterity or low pinch strength, where squeezing a tube is painful or just does not work well.

What fits

Standard and travel sized toothpaste tubes less than 60 mm, about 2.3 inches, in width.

How to use it

A green 3D printed toothpaste squeezer sitting on a toothpaste tube, showing how the tube is pulled through the slot
  1. 1

    Check that your tube is under 60 mm, about 2.3 inches, across. Standard and travel sizes both work.

  2. 2

    Slide the device onto the flat end of the toothpaste tube.

  3. 3

    Hold the squeezer firmly with one hand.

  4. 4

    Pull the end of the tube through the slot so the paste is pushed up toward the cap.

Estimated cost

Around $0 to $10 CAD in parts.

A few grams of plastic that takes one frustrating part of the morning away.

Need a different size or colour? Send us an email and we will get back to you.

projectmndx@gmail.com