(300 pack) Equate Duo Line Floss Picks, Mint, 75 Count

These are easy to use, albeit a bit tricky for the back teeth. I like to have them in my bag and car for accessibility. I found that it's more tasteful to use one of these in a restaurant than a piece of dental floss or even a toothpick. I have one tooth that grabs food and it puts pressure on my teeth, so these are a necessity. My dentist said that flossing is better than brushing, so I'll go with it!

I actually purchased these floss picks by mistake . Wow, they turned out to be really great. The quality is good, they don't break when trying to reach in tight areas between my teeth and they have a slight minty flavor. They seem to work better than a single line and I'll definitely make them my floss picks of choice. I highly recommend.

If you get the annoying plague buildup in-between dental visits these will help. Sturdy enough to break up plague and convenient to use on a daily floss routine. Really handy to have available.

I want to use a different flavor so I got mint and the design works great for flossing your teeth. I like the it get to your gums and keeps plaque away ,They are sturdiness and it makes it easier to floss.

These are the best floss picks I've ever used! I have tight teeth and these were great! I love that it was a double string floss pick. Makes for better cleaning in between the teeth.

I have used the equate single line and the tape flossers, and both broke easily while trying to fit between my tightly packed teeth. I usually ended up using 2 or 3 flossers to fully floss my teeth along with a water flosser. I love the double line flossers. They are durable, and I can do a great and full floss for all my teeth with one flosser. The mint flavor adds a nice freshness. They are excellent quality and price.

This is the BEST floss pick I have ever used! I have two implanted teeth jammed together. Every other floss pick I've tried (including Glide) has either broken off or gotten caught between those teeth. But not this one! It's tougher than the back wall of a shooting gallery!

The plastic has bumps on both sides where the floss is attached to the plastic and it tears into your cheeks. you can file the bumps down but not something I want to do.

I've used these before but this purchase wasn't a good one. The floss comes apart between your teeth so at times I had to pull it out. I gave it a chance, that's why I'm just saying something. Do I need to bring them back (doubt it) or get a refund. Thanks.

I assumed these would be like the other dual line floss picks, but I was mistaken. The biggest problem is the design. They are small and the pic part is not covered, so it stabs into your hand while flossing.