Review on Flossaid Dental Floss Holder 4 Pack: Simplify Your Oral Care Routine! by Elizabeth Lewis

There is Flossaid and GUM Flossmate. I've tried both and both make flossing easier. GUM Flossmate will eventually break after a few years of use. I'm not sure about the shelf life of Flossaid. GUM Flossmate makes loading the filament easier, but doesn't hold the filament as tightly as Flossaid. I like the length of the Flossaid grip but it's too flimsy. The GUM Flossmate has a thicker handle but is too short. Also note that if you use a thinner floss like POH floss, the Flossaid will tend to snag and break the floss when you try to unwind and feed the floss. With GUM Flossmate that's no problem. Flossaid requires a little more dexterity to wrap the thread around your fingers than GUM Flossmate. If you have tightly spaced teeth you will need Flossaid as it provides a stronger grip on the floss. If you don't, using GUM Flossmate will be less painful. So, in terms of money, Flossaid is a winner, but in terms of utility, it's a tie.