Oral-B Complete Dental Floss Picks, Mint, 75 Count

The floss doesn't break on first use and the pick is smooth and comfortable.

Oral-B's floss picks are easier to floss with than string floss, and that makes it easier for me to stick with daily flossing. I'm glad I can get it online since my local Walmarts seem to have stop stocking it. There are other brands of floss picks they stock, but I found Oral-B the best product for me.

These are good and have a very fine tip for very small places. I am happy with them.

they are the best of the best

If you have tight teeth this is the ONLY floss that won't break or stretch and will last long enough to floss your teeth multiple times if you so desire! You know that it must be good when you rarely ever find it in stock at more than one store and have to order it from online.

I must agree that these are the best Floss Picks that Oral B has. I however cannot find these Floss Picks anywhere I've been to all the Walmarts in Lake Worth and Greenacres but I cannot find these I even went to the Super Walmart in Boynton Beach, I thought they were discontinued but I typed them in here and they came up for ordering they are only $2 but it will cost me $9 to order. What's up?

These are the best floss picks I've ever used! You can cut a steak with these things, they hardly ever break. I used to buy them in stores and now I can't find them - so I've been forced to do my research and buy them online...which I'm totally fine with, as long as they're available for purchase! lol Oral-B...please do not EVER stop making these! Thank you for your wonderful product!!! I hand them out to friends and they love them too!

I've never been able to use other brands because the floss is too thick. I love that these are thinner which makes them soooo much easier to use. The mint flavor is a bonus! The only con is the other end (like a toothpick) is a little too flimsy. But I'll take that any day as long as I can slide the floss in between my tight teeth!

Historically an avid user of Oral-B Complete floss picks. In the past I've used them religiously and it's only take a single flosser to floss my entire mouth. Bought a new bag of Oral-B flossers 2 months ago and it takes between 8 to 16 flossers to finish my mouth. The floss pulls out of the handle. Figured it was a single bad bag, threw it out, and purchased the same product. Apparently quality control is sleeping at the switch.

Worst ever. Cannot work on even one tooth if there is a tight contact. As I have found with many companies, when I called to tell them about problems with their products, the claim is that they have never heard of a problem. I don't believe it. PnG doesn't test what they make? Rite Aid store brand flossers are all but unbreakable. Now when I see the PnG brand I think: cynical corporate culture.