Dental Orthodontic Rubber Bands Orthodontic Elastic Orthodontic Supply (3/16", 3.5 Oz)

Nothing, they are elastics for braces

I started with the 3/16" bands but recently moved to the 1/8" bands and the quality between sizes is fairly consistent. It works as it should for the most part, with a good balance of elasticity and tension as well as good thickness to make it last between changes.However, there are some bands that are terrible in each package in that they snap extremely easily, are too thin, and/or aren't shaped correctly (in a non-circular shape or have a slice off of it). Compared to the bands given to me by my dentist, the professional ones are good around 95% of the time while these ones are good around 70% of the time (1 in 3 or 4 are no good).Regardless, you are getting 1000 bands. Even if only 700 of those are usable, that still is a good deal ($8 + ~&7 shipping/handling), $15 for enough bands to last you quite a while. (Depending on how many you have on at a time, for me it's around 12, and depending on how many times per day you change them out, I'd say you have bands for a good month).I will be ordering from them again in future.

J'utilise les élastiques pour faire les couettes de mon petit chien. Très résistant, il m'arrive d'utiliser le même élastique à quelques reprises.

The media could not be loaded.  These work great I'm on my 2nd bag already I have yet to have any band break or pop. Not sure what folks are doing to them or how far they are trying to stretch them making them pop. These work fine for what I use them for. Orthodontic stuff.

Let's start with.. We did not use these as they are intended for. My Sony MDS-E10 pro series minidisc unit started having eject issues. Basically the disc was not ejecting so I hit youtube and wham-o! someone had an easy fix video and they used a 3/8 orthodontic rubber band to fix. Yeah it worked and my minidisc player is happy again. So this product worked for me :-)