Reviews

• The best for oral hygiene. Sturdy. Basically the Swiss Army knife of floss picks. It's worth the price. They come with a case I use them 2-3 times before grabbing a new one. Dentist was impressed also. Nick 5
• These are great and durable! Better than others I've tried. Anonymous 5
• Amazing! Best toothpick/flosser! Linda 5
• These are the best flossers I have ever used. The double floss does an amazing job getting crud out of my teeth. I did a test with a regular flosser and then one of these, and this pulled out crud that the regular flosser missed.The little brush that folds out is great for not-too-tight spaces. The pick is ok - the plastic is a bit too soft in my opinion and cannot accomplish any real scraping, but the rest of the features built into this totally compensate for the minor lacking that the pick has. Osprey 5
• I thought these were just some dental picks but wow, they are a lot more. You've got floss (its the sticky stuff, not glide type floss). Its very durable unlike some other picks that break halfway through the first use. There are two strands in case the first breaks.There are not one but TWO picks. One slides out and has a bit of a hook on it. Works great for getting stuff on the inside edge of the teeth. Works better than the regular pick.Then there is the mini brush if you've got gaps this is a greater scrubber. Gets the food out way better than the floss.Each pick is individually wrapped and each pack comes with a little storage case to take one with you and keep it safe.Takes pic's to a new level. Thomas 5
• These fancy flossers include strong, double floss, an interdental brush, and a couple of sturdy picks. They are individually wrapped and the pouch is resealable. Margaret 5
• these are very cool flossers. great to keep in purse, multi-tools with a little carrying case. they have a variety of little tools on the side that work well. It is made well. they are black I color. 10 come in one package. good for travel and to keep handy in your purse. easy to use. Jennifer 5
• I am sooooo impressed. This is ingenious. Sturdy and 4 different “Swiss army knife” functions. Ruby 5
• This amazing product was originally a "surprise " in a bag of beef jerky that I bought which I thought was a very smart idea. It took some looking to find them but these things last a very long time and they're absolutely the best thing ever...makes toothpicks obsolete. Ed 5
• These are great to carry with you. With the flosser, brush, and pick they serve the purpose for all areas (that need a clean up) in the mouth. Mema 5
• These are the most elaborate flossing tools I've seen. They come in two zip-lock packs, and include a little plastic travel case that can hold one or two of these devices. The double-floss part is a nice idea, and with a little practice I could work it into most places between my teeth. The floss is durable but I did notice that it frays a little with use, and does need washing if you want to re-use it. The little dental brush is somewhat frail and will bend easily. The little removable pick has a small right-angle point that is handy for reaching behind rear teeth and into gums. The blade-like larger pick on the main handle is a good tool for removing impacted food between teeth, something I have an ongoing problem with and this end meets that need quite well, and seems durable; its curve is just the right design to reach in and the blade is not too sharp to be uncomfortable. Given the amount of dental work I've had over time, I need any good method to deal with teeth cleaning and this device, combined with good brushing, is ideal. Highly recommend. Robert 5
• These are some of the nicest flosses I have used. There are so many useful parts to these flossers that I didn't realize were part of the package until I started using them. It has two different kinds of toothpicks, a double floss line that is durable, and a dental brush. I really enjoy having the dental brush option on here as I find it helps more than the rest of the flosser pieces in a lot of situations. These are durable and well-designed with thoughtfulness. The double flosser lines have thicker areas for gripping food stuck between teeth, but it also can be more difficult to use around teeth that are quite close together. This is a good and slightly annoying thing, but since I believe this design enhances more than takes away from the overall design, I leave this rating at five star. Kara 5
• These twenty (20) clever devices should not be mistaken for a lock picker's tool, they are for flossing and picking one's teeth. The thread in the flosser is dual and washable for reuse, the white tooth pick is sturdy and reusable as well, and the brush is tiny and will get into those hard to reach places in one's mouth. The price is right; each comes separately wrapped for cleanliness and reuse; ten (10) in one large pouch and ten (10) in the the other. JED 5
• These are great for everyday, and those meals where everything gets stuck in your teeth. Easy to use. Anonymous 5
• These may be the most advanced pick-flossers out there. They have 2 pieces of floss on the flosser head, a blade type pick, a hook type pick and a tiny brush. These will clean between teeth, remove seeds from tooth surface and clean braces. The tiny brush fits around ad between braces and will even fit between teeth to get out stubborn tartar.My wife and I both love these picks. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a 5 star tooth and braces cleaner. Shawn 5
• These floss picks are probably the best I've ever used. There's multiple attachments on each pick which can get ANYTHING out of your teeth. Molly 5
• These flossers are so convenient to toss in your purse, gym bag, glove compartment, you name it! They work well and are great to have! Anonymous 5
• I didn't notice it came with a single travel case to place each individual flosser in. The use is amazing. It's a great dental floss and has even a brush and a pick on it. I love these. Much much better than your standard dental floss. T. Lockwood 5
• I got these for a Father's Day "stocking stuffer" mostly as a novelty. My husband loved them but they were kind of expensive. They come out to roughly $.30 each. They're neat tho Cathy 4
• These sturdy, tough picks are like a Swiss Army knife, and as such are also a bit more expensive than regular ones. With that said, I'd keep a few around for tough situations, and use the regular ones for daily flossing. The brush is used to go deep into the gums and work better than flosses (per my dental hygienist), particularly useful for those who have gum disease. Anonymous 4
• Floss sticks are the only way I like to floss my teeth. What I love most about these is that they're individually packaged so I can throw a few in my purse or travel with them. They're not quite as durable as my normal brand but overall they work nicely! Christy 4
• I really like these. I now keep these in my purse like hand sanitizer, hand lotion, and chewing gum. It has definitely become a mandatorily needed item for me. Anonymous 4
• I lovvve these toothpicks, they do a great job. The lil extra side pieces are bonus. Diane 4