🦷 Efficient Oral Care Made Easy: Listerine Ultraclean Access Disposable Snap-On Flosser Refill Heads - Mint Flavored, 28 Count (Pack of 3) Review

I have been using Reach electric dental floss for about 20 years. I don't think you can get an electric cartridge so I take very good care of mine but I'm so happy I can get these cartridges! I didn't know how to floss until I needed periodontal surgery and converted about 20 years ago. I hate the way dental floss wraps tightly around my fingertips and Reach Flosser was the answer! Now I floss every day and my dental hygienist always notices how good my teeth and gums are. PLEASE KEEP THIS UP!

Product was better than when made by Reach. These newer brands of Listerine tear fairly easily. I also found that I can buy 3 separate packs at my local grocery store than these 3 packs cost here at Revain. live and learn

The old ones from Reach had much higher tensile strength and could easily get in between teeth in tight gaps. These new ones break immediately. They work well if you don't need to floss to get them between your teeth, but if you do, look elsewhere.

Had a bot to replace a brand I didn't remember (to reorder). Big mistake! They're hardly enough for once, let alone two, but never three. Not Dracula (no fangs), 76 years old, excellent health, all natural teeth except for one molar, but the material wears out too quickly. don't go back; I'll keep it as a backup and try another brand. I do not recommend.

A while ago I received a recommendation from my dentist to use Reach dental floss. They were really great and I enjoyed using them as long as they lasted. I couldn't find the original floss anymore and bought this instead. Big difference. The Reach had a thick thread that felt like cotton and gave off a mint scent. Listerine has a thinner plastic thread, and the minty flavor comes from the soapy residue built into the snap-on bars.

Usually. Fits on reach grips by the way! I use this all the time. I've used it a few times (until it breaks!) but some teeth may be tight between them or have had some work done on them and it will catch on the fibers causing them to thin and eventually break. However, this usually does not happen the first time you use it! Once if you try to use it multiple times. Anyway, that's not what they say!

About 10 years ago my dental hygienist gave me a stick and some of these tips to try and I've been using them every day (max 2 days) ever since. They work very, very well - and in fact the dentists I've been to since said they don't even know them - they prefer the old fashioned waxed floss which I've always HATED. You MUST use it properly - dip between your teeth and simply swish it up and down the gum ridges to dislodge dirt. DO NOT floss from side to side or you will develop receding gums…

I have been using this product for a very long time, probably more than ten years. Totally liked it. Over time, I noticed that the quality had dropped significantly. When I first started using it I was able to use one filament many times and it was still effective before it wore out. Now each thread barely survives a use. The actual floss has become very slippery and does not provide enough flossing action to clean between the teeth. The one-time use makes it a very expensive everyday item over

I've often tried to convince my dentist that flossing is the devil's work. I hate that. It's hard to run your fingers through a thread without it snagging and causing frustration. I know it seems like a small thing, but I don't want to start my day off disappointed because I can't floss. ba On my last visit to the dentist I received a sample kit of Reach Access Flosser. I was skeptical. then optimistic. then an absolute fan of dental floss. Reach does this effortlessly. Using it is like using a