Review on 🪥 Othomechanic Chark: Activated Charcoal Infused Floss, Mint-Coated - Vegan, BPA-Free - 200 Yards (Pack of 4) by Rebecca Harris

I've been using Signature Care inexpensive dental floss for quite some time which I buy at my local grocery store. The unwaxed variant because it works much better than the waxed variant. My dentist has confirmed that this is the optimal type. Don't even get me started on the dental tape, which is basically useless. Signature Care floss is only about $2 for a 100-yard roll. So when I saw this Chark floss at about 3 times the price of Signature Care per yard I didn't know what and thought. Over time I have come to the conclusion that brand name floss is being offered at an unreasonably higher price for essentially the same product. But after using Chark for a couple of weeks I can tell you that there is a big difference. I have continued to floss Signature Care in the mornings and replaced Chark in the evenings and the difference is amazing. Chark is definitely fatter. I felt immediately from the first use that the coverage of the teeth is much higher with less effort. And as other reviewers have pointed out, the fact that Chark is black means you can easily see what particles are being picked up by the floss. And that motivates me personally. Finally, I agree with other reviewers that Chark is also less flexible. For me, that means I've slowed down my nightly flossing naturally, which I'm fine with. I plan to continue the same routine I started a few weeks ago and will likely become a regular customer.