Cocofloss Woven Dental Floss, Travel Sampler, Dentist-Designed Oral Care with Coconut Oil, Waxed, Vegan, Kid-Friendly, 4 Minis in Mint, Coconut, Orange, Strawberry (8 yd Each)

I recently purchased the most expensive dental floss I have ever tried, and I must say, it has truly set a new standard in my oral hygiene routine. First and foremost, the scent is absolutely delightful, adding a refreshing twist to my flossing experience, and I’ve noticed that it doesn't leave behind that unpleasant waxy or chemical aftertaste that many cheaper options do.Often, I find that lower-quality waxy floss tends to get lodged between my teeth, which can be quite frustrating. However, this particular floss feels much more effective; it effortlessly cleans my teeth and removes debris without leaving that annoying waxy residue behind. Additionally, I’m pleased to report that this floss has proven to be incredibly durable; I haven’t experienced any breakage during use, which is a testament to its strength.According to the packaging, it claims to provide a 60-day supply of floss, which sounds promising. I’m looking forward to putting its longevity to the test and seeing if it truly lasts that long while maintaining its excellent performance. Overall, I am excited to incorporate this premium floss into my daily dental care and see the results it yields over time.

My dental hygienist recommended this. I had already tried it through a fab fit fun box, and had forgotten about it, and never sought to order more. After getting an implant and knowing the need to keep that area clean, AND having the brand brought up to me by a professional, I decided to order some more. I went with Mint, because I recall finding the fruit flavor assortment I had to be a little weird as far as dental floss goes. It was fine, I am just used to mint. So here I am. I considered ordering through their website, but since I am a strong Amazon shopper, I went with what was most comfortable to me. The shipping package is in a Cocofloss branded cardboard envelope, so I think it comes direct from them anyway.3 packs of floss. I try to be careful with how much I use. If using no more than 18" at a time, each one should last 2 months (total of 6 months). I am actually keeping track of that, so I will report back if I run short.Cocofloss is similar in feel to a cheap unwaxed floss, but better because it has coconut oil, and all the fibers really help grab food bits and plaque-- very important to me when it comes to cleaning out around the implant. SO much better than Glide and other super smooth flosses.I do like it, and will most likely continue with the floss.I dont rate on price, but I do comment. It is pricy, but it is a good product. Funny though, if I didnt use this, I would likely use the cheapest stuff I could find as it tends to have a thicker rougher feel. I dont like the ulta thin smooth stuff. So pointless. This Cocofloss works, is fun to look at, smells good, and leaves light fresh taste in mouth. Worth the try, anyway.

Maybe expensive but it’s so worth it! The film is thick & actually feels like I’m flossing unlike the other brands that feel like I have a string. Always have this on deck, in my car, bag, home. Never going back to regular floss!

A dental hygienist recommend this floss to me based on how my teeth are, and overall I really like it. I've never seen so much stuff come out from between my teeth. It is horribly fascinating.My teeth are very close together and prior to this I was using regular Oral B floss which moves stuff around, but doesn't really pull much out. Overall, this goes in between my tight teeth and expands in a way that works really well. However, if I have actual harder bits of food in between my teeth, the floss will get stuck on it and have to be pulled out sideways, sometimes shredding.At first, I thought it was getting caught on my dental work because I have a lot of crowns, but noticed sometimes it was fine and sometimes it wasn't. So it seems that a little piece of harder food combined with my teeth being so close together is enough to shred it and make floss removal difficult, and then I have bits of floss hanging around in my mouth which isn't great.I'm going to keep using it for a while, and will probably buy more since I've never had any floss clean so well, but it can get a little frustrating at times.

My dental hygenist recommended I give this floss a try. Years ago I used to use Johnson & Johnson Listerine Gentle Gum Care mint floss with cinnamon. It was a wide, rope like floss that worked well with the gaps and spacing in my teeth. This was replaced by Johnson & Johnson with a more synthetic floss that works OK, but is more like a rubber ribbon. It is difficult to find in my area.So I ordered a roll of the Cocofloss mint floss, and after several uses I am well pleased. It performs better than the Gentle Gum Care floss from years ago, and is definitely better than the rubber ribbon floss.

As a dental hygienist I don’t really understand the hype for this floss. It’s fine. It works. It’s not worth the money. Just use regular dental floss. I could see people liking the different flavors the company has to offer. But I didn’t find it being a superior dental floss

Unlike any other floss I've used. You know it's working because of the sound of it against your teeth. You can feel the very slight grittiness the fibers produce. There is a tendency for it to fray a little if you scrub too long in one spot. I'll keep using it even though it's a bit pricey.

Best floss I've used in a while. It is super waxy without leaving residue on your fingers. The string is thick so it glides through your gums without cutting them up. I am also a sucker for good packaging, and this product checks off that boss. I've purchased 2x and plan on continuing to do so.