5.0 out of 5 stars Great for oral hygiene

H. · 11 April 2024

These are great for cleaning teeth on the go and I always have these with me. These ensure I don’t have cavities and very easy to use. Highly recommend!

1.0 out of 5 stars Poor quality

M. · 17 July 2025

Not fit for purpose, floss breaks straightaway, needing approx 6 per time…@oralb why change?

5.0 out of 5 stars Very pleased. Thanks

M. · 21 October 2024

Very pleased. Thanks

3.0 out of 5 stars Disappointed

F. · 20 August 2025

Disappointed in quality. Wax starts to thread before you can clean all teeth

Easiest to use due to the shape

R. · 26 October 2020

The floss itself is weak and shreds sometimes or breaks. I hope they can make these with a stronger shred-proof floss.Other than the above issue, these are my favorites primarily due to the shape and angle which is highly convenient to use.

Terrible new material used for the floss

A.A. · 14 May 2025

I was a loyal user of this product. It was the best floss pick I’ve ever used but with the new material used for the floss they just break easily when flossing between crowns. Not worth the price anymore. Will be switching to much better made tradition floss. Such a shame since these are so much more convenient to use when they work properly.

Flossing made easy

J.M. · 16 December 2018

I have been using these for years, and the quality can be random at times, but not disappointing. The flossing material is thin on occasion, which seems to be a flossing material supplier issue, but the Picks are so great to use that I overlook the occasional poorly made pick. My teeth are tight and I have sharp edges on some teeth, so my occasional problem may not be an issue for people with space between their teeth. Makes flossing easy and effective, as I have not had a new cavity sense using these Picks. I will buy a six month supply at a time and the package size is good to carry on trips.

Floss Picks and Existential Dread: My Journey

B. · 27 August 2025

For context I have used these for years. On Bolo alone I have purchased more than 150 packs.As I had so many times before I purchased these floss picks with the innocent hope of removing plaque.What I removed instead was my faith in engineering, my trust in a brand, my will to floss, and possibly a small piece of my soul.Let me paint you a picture:It’s 7:03 PM. I’ve just eaten a salad. A leaf is wedged between my molars like it’s Aron Ralston. I reach for an Oral-B Glide Pick. I whisper, “Let’s do this.”I floss once—SNAP.The floss breaks leaving two tiny T-Rex like arms battering my gums.I stare at the broken flosser in my hand. I am not angry. I am transcendent. I am resolute.I try another. SNAP.I try a third. It breaks before touching my teeth.I am now flossing with the shattered dreams of a once-great dental dynasty.These picks are so weak, I’m convinced they were forged in the fires of disappointment by unpaid interns using uncooked ramen and false promises.They have the tensile strength of a toddler’s handshake and the durability of a paper umbrella in a hurricane.Oral-B? No. This is Oral-F.F for failing to serve its purposeF for a certain four letter word one might say when another one breaksF for Futility, flavored with regretF for Five broken picks and one existential crisisI now floss by screaming at my teeth until the plaque leaves out of fear.Thank you, Oral-B, for this journey into madness.I am left humbled. I am forever altered. A broken man who looks back fondly at once was and looks to the future with skepticism and fear.

Help! I have big fat "Man Hands" and Steak stuck in my teeth.

B.a.A.G. · 26 February 2019

I will be the first to admit that I am addicted to flossing my teeth. There is nothing like the feeling of the pull of the floss between my molars following a rare cooked steak. These little babies are perfect for feeding that feeling.The problem with regular dental floss is that my big fat fingers do not fit inside my tiny little introverts mouth. These wonderful devices fit right in, and all the way to the back. In addition, the advanced engineering of the Y shaped device is far superior to ordinary P shaped flossers. (I hope they got a patent, cause I would sure help them enforce it.)I generally carry a couple of these flossers in all my pants pockets at all times. Because there is always time for proper oral hygiene. No need to take them out at laundry time, they go right through the washer and dryer.