Improved -Biodegradable Activated Charcoal Floss Picks with Organic Peppermint Oil, Plastic Free. Zero Waste - 50 Unit

I’ve always enjoyed using floss picks but hated the feeling of throwing them away knowing it was additional plastic in the landfills. Using biodegradable picks makes me feel a lot better about disposing of them. The picks work well and haven’t had any issues with them.

Decent especially with limited options for environmentally friendly floss on pics. I thought the floss was too thick, I had to work it into my teeth. Not a great feel.

I think the company is very good and cares for its customers, and i know that this can be an absolute great product oneday. I bought this, and the floss part breaks so easily, takes me atLEAST 2 to get the job done. Usually for plastic cheap picks eith fluoride and all other kinds of unhealthy chemicals, they'd last me weeks on just one. I will keep in touvh with this brand because its worth it, the ide is great. But i think the recipie of the floss needs to be tweaked. They shipped me another package to see if it was just the batch i got, but it seems they do the same. 5 stars for customer service and caring about the customer and trying to improve, but 3 stars on profuct quality. So 4 total.

Product looks just as described. These floss picks are smaller than the regular plastic ones, which is good because they use less material, but probably needs a longer cord.

I have to use at least 3 picks to floss because the string breaks easily. Might be biodegradable (remains to be proven) but if I have to go through an entire pack for just a little over a week worth of flossing then i'd have to get another job just to pay for my teeth flossing. I only floss once a day btw.

On paper a biodegradable flosser is a great idea. But in practice this is not better than the plastic versions out there.The string is rough and thick like yarn and it squeaks against the contacts, it's not pleasant.The design is flimsy, I can't get them between my contacts without a lot of pressure and it starts to bend when applying that pressure.

Work just fine. Glad I can switch to these in my efforts to be more sustainable. I hope they biodegrade as promised.

These things should not cost 9 bucks. They are really flimsy, they don't fit between my Alabama teeth very well, and I think that the fact that they have peppermint oil is complete bs. Will never buy them again. I would rather floss with my cousins pubes. **Updated** So I did some more testing with this floss. It doesn't fit between most of my teeth in my grill. My grill is mostly straight, and other floss fits between at least 85% of my teeth. I even let my co worker with decent size gaps between his teeth use them, and he had to stick it between his teeth and I had to curb stomp him to get it between his teeth. Are these for people with no teeth or are they meant to floss other things.