Review on Organic Vegan Eco-Friendly Dental Floss: Biodegradable, Sustainable, Stainless Steel Floss Holder, Mint Flavored Refills, Activated Charcoal (3X Refill) by Tyler Spencer

I really like this product. Easy to cut even without a cutter (only scissors were used). I actually kept mine in an old toothpick holder, but next time I buy I might buy a stainless steel canister. The fibers have an unexpected natural texture (I don't know why I'm surprised), but this texture helps the thread to pick up dirt better than a thread that is too smooth. more for the price as i live on a fixed income but i think this will work fine as the coils are tightly wound although smaller than it looked in the picture. If you think about it, the amount of floss is no less than what you could get with a hideous plastic wrap of plastic floss, so divide that price by three and compare that price to what you spend on the plastic version (which never disappears or enters the digestive tract). animal systems). Check whether the price difference is worth it for you. That is for me. It may never be as "cost-effective" (in a way) as going to Costco and buying family packs of plastic filament, but then people have to think about cost in a much broader and less narrow sense of the word. In fact, over time, the poor end up spending more on inferior products because those products don't last as long, make them sick, and when things get really bad, it's the poor who live on the front lines in a difficult environment. So don't just think about what is cheaper in ounces and meters. This type of product will be the new heritage product which was actually (until recently) the old heritage product as people only used counterfeit materials for a short time in our lives. Story. Keep buying these products and they become more affordable, but ultimately we must choose how we want to use our money to vote for the world we want to live in. I make my choice and I'm happy with it. I will continue to create products that love the animals we live with, our families and ourselves. If I can make that choice while living on $800 a month then many people and the truly poor among us can no longer afford to pay the hidden cost of the cheapest thing we could ever have. Thank you and I encourage everyone to support this eco friendly family business. In fact, I encourage you to use your money, your reactions to others, and the ballot box to vote for the kind of world you want your children to live in and, more importantly, where you want the world's poorest to live. This family run business combines their business and values into a loving whole. We can all.