The Humble Co Natural Floss Picks, Double Thread Tooth Picks Flossers for Adults Gum Health, Interdental Oral Care & Hygiene, Charcoal, 300 Pieces

Such great floss picks with double floss! This floss is great and definitely gets in between the teeth to remove any plaque or build up! Definitely recommended.

I've used these for years always ordered on Amazon. purchasing from Walmart is a much better value. They work to floss amazingly and are great for the environment. thanks

These are great, the double floss string works wonders. I like the idea of them being more environmentally friendly but keep in mind they still contain polypropylene according to the package.

excellent flossers!

The BEST flossers!

These are by far the best flossers I have found! They're sturdy. They hold together well and the double floss makes them very effective.

I like that these are healthier to use than more popular floss brands and the price for these was really good. However, I only purchased the floss picks over regular floss because The Humble Co.'s regular floss was way too expensive through Walmart. Using floss picks in place of floss is much more wasteful. This was my first time using floss picks and I didn't realize how difficult it would be to reach the teeth in the back. These aren't meant to be used in place of daily floss and I didn't realize that. They do go through the more snug areas between my teeth better than most other floss. Floss tends to break easily when I'm flossing, but this floss hasn't broken once. It does start to shred, however.

If you have tight teeth, these aren't for you. The double floss is hard to get down in-between those tight back teeth.

So far, nothing wrong with the functionality of pics. But the advertising is clearly and intentionally misleading. As a busy shopper who read too quickly, I missed the fact that these are ONLY partially plant product. It's not until the box arrives that you can see. It's just over 50% plant. The rest, presumably, is some type of plastic, which is exactly what buyers who choose this product because it's “vegan“ and “plant based dental floss“ are looking to avoid. None of the pictures in the advertisements posted on the Walmart website show the percentage of plastic. The language in the description glosses over the fact that it's “less” not zero plastic, emphasizing instead “unlike 100% plastic floss pics, these floss pics are made with better ingredients.“ And nowhere does it state that these are fully biodegradable, something I missed until the box arrived and the percentage plant was revealed, prompting me to re-read the online description more closely. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice. … not going to happen.

These must be defects because I've never bought this brand of floss picks that break so easily.