Oral-B Floss, Glide Ultra Deep Clean Floss Picks 75 Count
- Brand:
- Oral-B
- Model Number:
- 00300410111465
- UPC:
- 300410111465
- EAN:
- 0300410111465
- Walmart SKU:
- 3664903480
Remarkable 41-day consistency at $4.97, running matching the quarterly average. This appears to be the established going rate.
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Tracking History: We have tracked Oral-B Floss, Glide Ultra Deep Clean Floss Picks 75 Count since 6/9/2024. The most recent price update was on Jul 22, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $4.97 (lowest on 6/9/2024) to $4.97 (highest on 6/9/2024). The average price during this period is $4.97.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $4.97 (Jul 22) to $4.97 (Jul 22) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $4.97.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 8425 reviews.
I've been using the Oral‑B Glide Ultra Deep Clean Floss Picks for a while now, and they've become my go‑to. They're sturdy, easy to grip, and the floss itself slides smoothly between my teeth without shredding. The cool mint flavor is a nice touch — clean and refreshing without being overpowering. Pleasant flavor of Listerine. What I like most is how well they remove food and plaque. Far reaching for easy cleaning. The picks reach back teeth. I can feel the difference right away, especially after meals. The picks hold up even when I'm working between tighter spaces, which isn't something I can say for every brand I've tried. The 150‑count pack lasts a long time, and it's convenient to keep a few in my car, gym bag, or desk. They're reliable, they do the job, and they make it easy to stay consistent with flossing. Overall, these floss picks are solid, effective, and worth keeping on hand if you want something that works every time.
Other brands similar to this one are bad for your teeth and gums, due to poor design and thin floss. Oral-B is like the old-school dental floss: the floss is wider, making it more comfortable between your teeth and gums, and the handle/toothpick makes it easy to get things done, with a strong mint taste to help kill “morning breath” before you brush your teeth. You can say “Good Morning” with confidence. It's good hygiene.
I like haveing a lot of these at work. The minty taste and ease of use keep me buying more. They're very well madeand the zip lock bag keeps everything together after opening. A
Be very careful with these as several have broken in between my molars. That can be dangerous and lead to infection if this gets lodged in your gums. Also the kind of plastic is leachy and you can taste a different. Sorry Oral B, you make great toothbrushs but this should go back to the drawing board. The floss gets loose as well. The one dollar kind actually are more hardy with a less overpowering plastic taste and hold up better.
These are okay, better than anything else out there right now. These shred and break sometimes when using, but I had worse luck with every other brand I tried.
This isn't a "wide" single strand flosser. It is multiple strands that shred while flossing. I can't recommend these.
My teeth are fairly tight and floss always shreds and breaks. Was excited to see these that state they’re good for that. But alas, it’s not true. The floss stretches out and doesn’t stay flat so it gets stuck. Then trying to pull it free it finally breaks. In the meantime, it’s left shredding behind, you know how you can feel it stuck between the teeth. I have to use 3 or 4 for each flossing, so I’m going to go thru them quick. The other end with the sharp point is too soft to really work, the plastic ends up bending. I do like the idea of the minty taste, it’s just a bit too strong for me.
These are terrible. They're more expensive and they break very easily. In the future, I will be sticking with the store brand as they hold up the best and are cheaper .
ZERO STARS!! The worst flossers ever made. Even Walgreens store brand are significantly superior in quality. These fall apart as soon as you use them. The floss is loose and breaks constantly. It’s is common to Use 7 or more flossers to achieve what would usually only require 1 or 2.
I can typically get through all teeth without the floss pulling away from the plastic holder. Not with these. the floss pulls out easily, which then requires 2 or 3 others to get the floss out from between teeth. Or, just one side breaks away from the plastic, which results in using 2 and sometimes three additional floss picks to get through my remaining teeth. THE ABSOLUTE WORST I've ever experienced.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $11.99 (Jun 19) to $11.99 (Jun 19) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $11.99.
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