EcoFlossers 300ct, Eco Friendly Flossers for Adults & Kids, Everyday Dental Floss Picks, Easy on Gums Floss Picks for Teeth, Tooth Flossers

I love the plant-based aspect of these, and the thread doesn't shred easily. The tip is a little flimsy, but overall these are great.

Sturdy, functional, no artificial mint flavor. Best of all, it won't sit at the bottom of the ocean for 10,000 years after using it.

Nice flossers. Have repurchased more than once.

The picks on these are flimsy. After using the plastic version for several years, I have to say that I’m disappointed with how thin these picks are. My daughter has pockets in her molars that the floss alone cannot reach, which is the main reason for us using these over standard floss, and they just don’t hold up as well as their plastic counterparts.That being said, the floss is very strong and can hold up to my 8 and 4 year olds over-aggressive flossing habits. I’m also happy to not be using and tossing plastic every day. We have 7 kids, so we go through a lot of floss, and the less plastic we end up throwing away the better. Perhaps water piks in addition to these flossers is the way to go. Overall, I feel better about the sustainable aspect and the fact the floss doesn’t break with each use.

I like these better than the many brands/types I have tried, *including* brand name plastic flossers. These are sturdier than all of them, across the board. The floss does not loosen, shred, or break for a single use and even allows for a few uses before discarding. IDK the details of ecological impact, but these have to be better than plastic. Highly recommend.

These are a fantastic buy for the money — they are comparable price-wise with mainstream-brand floss picks, but they are so much more sustainable! They’re well-made and the floss itself is sturdy; it may fray a little near the end of my flossing session, but it usually doesn’t and slides between the teeth easily overall. The pick end of the flosser comes to a good point that I actually prefer over other similar brands. Highly recommend!

I struggle with flossing with just floss and so I have been using flossers for many years, mainly the GUM brand for comparison. I have always felt bad about the plastic. I was worried about the cost and quality of plant based flossers, but these ones have proved to be both cost effective and quality. Very tight floss that probably last for many flosses. I tested this with the first one flossing, then rinsing and saving for the next day. I made it 5 days and probably could make it longer, but I decided it was time to throw it out.

Might not work if you don’t have big gaps between your teeth because these break easily. The thread snaps too.