FlossingCeremony | Expanding Woven Dental Floss | Smart-Weave Floss | Vegan | Natural | Non-Toxic & PFAS Free | Eucalyptus & Manuka | Hilo Dental para Dientes | 55 Yards x 2 Units

for the price it's a good deal on great floss. The taste is fresh but not strong, no cooling menthol sensation - my man hates mint but does just fine with this. It's frayed in spots by the time I'm done, but it leaves my teeth feeling cleaner than any other dental floss I've tried.

Love this floss. It is not too slick and feels like it cleans well between my teeth.

Excellent dental floss. It’s not the typical ribbon type that’s made from teflon. I don’t want that in my mouth. The Ceremony floss is woven and rope like and expands when flossing, so it can get into crevices easily and is therefore more effective and it has no nasty ingredients. I’ll stick with this floss.

Nothing wrong with this floss, but you should know that it is lightly waxed, and it slides on the teeth until you have flossed a bit with it. This may be exactly what people are looking for, but it is not what I was looking for. It is hard to find expanding or woven floss that is not waxed, but if you can, it cleans the teeth so much better (assuming it works for your teeth).

Great floss. Holds up, doesn’t shread, clean product, grippy.

The best for in between teeth nice and thick. Love it

I’m kind of a floss snob. I need my floss to be: vegan; thick and scrubby but not prone to shredding; not painful on the gums; sufficiently waxy; expanding rather than flat; and decently affordable. I have tried SO many flosses and this is by far the best, most well-rounded option for me. BB black (pictured with this one) is more waxy but considerably more expensive than this. Dr Tung’s smart floss (also pictured) isn’t waxy enough and tends to fray. Guru nanda expanding floss is barebones and painful on my gums given its thinness/how few filaments it’s made of. Reach pop was also too thin for me. Same with radius sponge floss, which is hardly waxed and cut my gums. This floss just does it all, you can buy refills instead of accumulating plastic containers, AND it’s affordable.

I used to use Cocofloss and loved it, except for the cost. So, I started looking around for dental floss of equal quality but less cost. That's when I found Flossing Ceremony dental floss, and it was exactly what I was looking for. It is expanding floss with no artificial flavors, no preservatives, non-toxic and PFAS free. My teeth are close together and this floss doesn't shred when I use it. It is made with essential oils including eucalyptus that make my mouth feel refreshed, and the floss isn't sharp edged so it's easy on the gums. Each package of floss has a transparent window so you can see how much is left on the spool. EXTRA BONUS: VALUE FOR MONEY. For less than ten bucks, you get two packs of floss with 50 YARDS (i.e. 150 FEET) of floss in EACH PACK. Sorry, Cocofloss. You've been replaced.

Have always been using the Oral-B PTFE floss cuz that’s the only thing you can find in grocery stores here in Singapore until I found this on Amazon. It does a much better job of cleaning. Much more effective at removing food debris between my teeth and I can really feel the textured surface of the floss cleaning the interdental spaces. Moreover, it is vegan and free of any chemical additives. Thank god I don’t need to put that PTFE stuff in my mouth again!

So I don't know if it's because I'm used to thinner floss or that the gaps between my teeth are quite tight, since this floss feels extra thiccccc to me. It takes a bit of extra effort to really get in there, but I do enjoy how high quality it feels.

good quality. been looking for a chemical free floss. found the one. perfect for me.