Dental Floss Holders (Assorted Colors) - Buy 5, Get 1 Free

This is a good tool for flossing your teeth. It’s plastic. I learned the hard way plastic doesn’t do well with to much pressure. I broke my last one because I put to much pressure stringing the floss. I would buy it again.

These have been sold under several different brand names over the years. It seems like when I need to buy a replacement, the name has changed yet again, but it's the exact same floss handle, regardless.I find it difficult to do a proper job on my molars using my fingers, so this helps to solve that problem. Even better, I also find it easier to clean the tooth surfaces towards the back of my mouth using this tool. The fingers that hold the floss can also flex a little bit to allow the floss to wrap partially around the tooth. There is another version of this tool that's shorter in length, but it doesn't work as well.When these break, it always due to a stress crack in the plastic, but I get multiple years of use out of each one regardless. Replacing one every few years isn't an issue if you ask me.

These are simply the best Floss Yoke around. Since the handle is longer than other brands, it makes getting to the back areas so much easier. The post is also great as it has the ability to grip the floss since it is a separate piece from the yoke body.I have been using this brand ever since I discovered it many, many years ago. It is more expensive, to be sure. But well worth the extra cost.

what I am comfortable with

Delivered as Promise, No Complaints Here, Needed Them.

One just broke after just three weeks. Not durable. The work well until the self-destruct.

Considering how bare bones and flimsy these plastic flossers are, it's truly offensive they're charging over 20$ for a mere 6 of them.I hope they get an infected tooth that rots into their skull, for charging this much.

I absolutely love these!! I see some have said the plastic can be flimsy. I haven't gotten that. I've bought multiple sets and did have one or two break but I put pressure on them. I have others that I've had for years. I have one everywhere and it helps me floss.