🌿 Natural Dental Floss Picks - Eco Friendly, Vegan & Cruelty Free Tooth Flossers - Biodegradable & Compostable, BPA Free Handle - 200 Pack (Bamboo Charcoal Flavored) Review

I was happy to use dental floss which is more sustainable than most found in most supermarkets and pharmacies. Unfortunately, that's a bit disappointing. The grips are thinner than what I've had under the CVS brand before. Anywhere between 10-25% thinner. This not only makes them difficult to grip, but also makes them more brittle and bend too easily. Also, the floss itself seems to stretch a bit more than the mentioned CVS flosses. The combination of these two problems makes them much more…

Basically I was looking for an eco-friendly image. It is and it works fine. However, during use, the top of the image broke off several times, which I was able to restore. But I wonder how much I swallowed before I discovered this. Yes. I will now try to trim the ends before use (since I bought so many). Otherwise they are great.

They are what they are, it's hard to screw up a piece of floss so just saying all my floss are very individual. The taste is weak, so perfect! And made of straw with good packing. The purchase doesn't give me a good feeling, but it doesn't give me a bad conscience either. I use up to a week with no problems, just a blunt choice

I've been using regular plastic floss for a while and was afraid it would be too brittle. I was wrong! It works great. It doesn't have much flavor, and I don't mind it - I use mouthwash as part of my routine, so flossing is unnecessary in my opinion. Only downside: I prefer "dental tape" to dental floss. I like having more surface area on my band when I floss. It's very similar to threading over tape, but it still gets the job done.

These bend very easily. Sometimes I use two or three at a time because they bend so quickly I can't finish my mouth with one. They work well though, I like that they are biodegradable and I think the price was fair.

While I appreciate the compostability of these picks, their structure is too weak and folds when I try to floss. I went over 5 teeth on floss because they kept deforming. Do yourself a favor and buy an alternative (Humble Co or Happy Eco) that has stronger picks and 2 floss.

The dental floss breaks very easily, as does the end. I bought these as an eco-friendly alternative to regular plastic floss, but if I need to use more of these I'm not sure that would make up for that.

They are what they are, it's hard to mess up some of the floss so I'll just say all my floss are very individual. The taste is weak, so perfect! And they are made from straws with good packaging. The purchase doesn't give me a good feeling, but it doesn't give me a bad conscience either. I use up to a week with no problems, just a blunt choice

Basically I was looking for an environmentally friendly picture. It is and it works fine. However, during use, the top of the image broke off several times, which I was able to restore. But I wonder how much I swallowed before I discovered this. Yes. I will now try to trim the ends before use (since I bought so many). Otherwise they are great.

I have been using ordinary plastic dental floss for a while and was afraid that it would become too brittle. I was wrong! It works great. It doesn't have much flavor, and I don't mind it - I use mouthwash as part of my routine, so flossing is unnecessary in my opinion. Only downside: I prefer "dental tape" to dental floss. I like having more surface area on my band when I floss. It's very similar to threading over tape, but it still gets the job done.