Glide Peppermint Dental Floss Picks with Arctic Peppermint Oil Flavor, 75 Count, Pack of 3

Out of all floss pairs I’ve had, it’s about the same. Most of the time it can be very weak or sometimes very strong depending on your tee th. However for me, I need to use around 2-3 to floss all my teeth. But the aspect where it gives a nice mint smell is nice

I understand the mixed reviews here, but both my wife and I like this product very much. Yes, the floss tends to tear. I use it once a day. I'd say once or twice a week the floss tears and I have to pull out another floss pick. So let's say I round that up to about 10 a week. My wife finds around the same wastage--maybe a tiny bit more because she works faster than I do. We just figure that into the total price of the package and make a judgment on whether it's worth it for the quality of the flossing. It's the wide, ribbon-shaped nature of the floss, along with the slightly waxed surface, that makes this floss pick clean so thoroughly. Food remnants tend to get carried off by and stick onto the wider tape, so I can see all the stuff it's removing. Plus it glides through smoothly. I do have a spot or two where the floss tends to snag a little more than it does in the rest of my mouth. If I remember where, I just go through that space a little more carefully. When I see my dentist and dental hygienist every 6 months, I mention that I have a spot where floss gets caught, and the dentist will sometimes make a slight adjustment (using a drill, yes!) if he or she thinks it's worth the effort. That usually clears up the problem until my teeth shift a little again. (They're always shifting slightly, and so are yours, whether you know it or not.) All things considered, this is a good solution, especially with Subscribe & Save pricing.

I’ve used Oral-B floss picks for YEARS and they were my go-to. Smooth, quiet, effective. Whatever Oral-B did recently completely destroyed this product. The floss is no longer the smooth, plastic-like material it used to be. It’s now thin, stringy, and rough — it gets stuck between teeth, frays, and makes that horrible squeaking/grating sound that feels like nails on a chalkboard. Using it is genuinely unpleasant. I bought the purple ones thinking it was just a flavor difference from the green ones. Nope. Same awful new floss. If this is the new standard across all picks, that’s incredibly disappointing. This feels like classic cost-cutting disguised as a “formula update,” and it turned a premium, reliable product into cheap junk. I would rather not floss at all than use this again. Returning these and actively looking for a new brand. Oral-B lost a loyal customer over this. 1 star — because zero isn’t an option.

I absolutely love this dental floss pick. The floss feels very soft and gentle, yet it’s surprisingly effective. Each pick has multiple strands of floss, which makes it much easier to clean between teeth thoroughly without having to force it. What I love most is that it doesn’t irritate my gums or cause bleeding, even with daily use. It glides smoothly and removes food debris effortlessly. My kids used it as well. I’ve tried many different floss brands over the years, and this is by far the best one I’ve used. Highly recommend!

The best floss picks on the market in my opinion. Floss doesn't shred like others and great minty taste leaves breath fresh.

Nice flossers for the money and work well, but a little weak and I can't really taste any flavor. Overall they work well though.

Such a great value for the price. We like the flavor and quality of these

These are the best toothpicks I’ve found. Due to having all wisdom teeth surgically removed, I’ve developed a good pocket on a rear molar. The pick part of these, I can easily remove any stuck food. I will say, the updated version of these feel a little more flimsy compared to the massive pack I bought years ago. So quality may be going down.