Review on Efficient Dental Picks for Wider Spaces - Soft Picks by Nate Forleo

GUM picks are pretty good, my dental hygienist gave me a sample and I really liked it. I saw that they were on sale at about a 50% discount and took 4 packs. instantly. When I first used them they felt very large and didn't fit as well as my sample from the hygienist. When I looked closely at the packaging, I realized they were meant for BIG rooms. I didn't read carefully. But other than that, they're still great. They are made of soft rubber bristles that don't hurt and are tapered to accommodate different sized spaces. They're also flexible, so they can get into those nooks and crannies. The multipack comes in a slim plastic case that holds 20 and is ideal for travel or going out. Because they're designed for wider spaces, I can still use them in a few spots, but they don't go very deep. Although they're relatively cheap, around $5 for a 100-pack (regular retail price), they're more expensive compared to a toothpick. where you can get 1000 grand for $2. Both regular and wider faces sell for about the same price (about 5 cents each), but I still think it's a great product. Stock up when they go on sale.