Glide Pro-Health Advanced Floss Picks 30 Ea

This floss is so much easier to use than any other brand. This is the way that all floss should be designed.

I used to work at a dental laboratory, yet I was not a regular flosser. Floss pick type flossers were my solution. These could be left in the car, at my desk, and anywhere I spend time--making it convenient to floss. I have tried many, BUT NONE have risen to the high-level of these Glide Pro-Health Advanced Floss Picks! The reason these are superior, IMHO, is because of handling. When you have one in your hand you will be shocked how much better the handling of the flosser will be. It makes flossing easier and much more comfortable. The flosser looks complicated, but it's far from being so. It's easy and anyone who has trouble using skinny flimsy flossers should give this a try.

Maybe it's me but the floss breaks a whole lot easier with this package than the last few years of pics.

This is amazing! So much easier than regular floss. So much easier than the old floss/picks. Different angle gives you more leverage. I can floss my entire mouth in less than a minute. A little pricey, but I rinse and re-use... sometimes spray them with peroxide. Sooo recommend!

I have a small mouth and this tool is the first one I have ever used that easily allows me to floss. This has resulted in my now flossing on a daily basis and therefore I plan to order a larger and more cost effective pack.

I looked for this product in all the stores around and could not find it so I was happy to find it here. This style is much easier for me to use than the ones that face the other direction.

The best floss on the market in my book. The floss "glides" just like it says between the teeth. The only floss I use. I just wish they have a kids flavored one so we could get the kiddos interested and be easy to use.

I was searching high and low for my old favorite, Crest Flossing sticks, as they were disappearing from the stores, then I came upon these. A reviewer had mentioned these were one and the same. Turns out they are and I am very happy to have found a source for these.