Review on Bridge Aid Threaders - 5 Packs of 10 for Improved Dental Hygiene (Total 50) by Jessica Parks

They are not easy to find locally and in my opinion far superior to the more common varieties which are significantly longer and rather thin. monofilament. They, on the other hand, are shorter, stiffer, and have a small eyelet that makes it easier to hold inserted floss while threading it between your teeth. Another advantage of the compactness of these needle threaders is that they store with the thread dispenser relatively easily. After using it, I just stick the eyeless end into the slot where the thread spreads and close the lid. YMMV, depending on which thread you're using. This is often referred to as a "life hack" these days. That being said, I honestly don't remember (threw away the original box and put them all in a small ziploc) if the manufacturer says they're meant to be used only once or not. In my opinion this would be prohibitive and I think as long as they are kept clean you can use them for their lifetime. The eyelet will eventually break, but in my experience it takes weeks or months and I'm having trouble getting it through. It was also available in larger quantities in a small tin/jar when I last checked. Your dental hygienist will thank you every six months.