Gwynette K—February 27, 2026✓ Verified purchase
We use these so much I have bags in 3 rooms, in my purse and in all of our cars. They are much more manueverable than straight toothpicks and much easier to use than floss. Other brands we’ve tried broke immediately, these are nice and strong. Read more
JCKitty—February 23, 2026✓ Verified purchase
Does the best job. Read more
rm—February 9, 2026✓ Verified purchase
Have bought these for years, even as stocking stuffers for my kids of all ages Read more
Ayebreezy92—September 14, 2025✓ Verified purchase
Dental hygienist here! Floss picks work just as well as string floss as long as you’re taking the time to do it properly. The way these are designed at an angled position allow you to floss those back molars w/o having to fight with your cheek like you would with the horizontal ones. However note that the string in this pick floss is more of a plastic and non fibrous like. It’s also thick therefore, I wouldn’t recommend it to someone with tight spaces between the teeth (meaning you often find yourself shredding the floss when flossing) Read more
Mitch Peterson—March 5, 2026✓ Verified purchase
They are tough tougher than my oral-B glide Read more
Patricia F—February 21, 2026✓ Verified purchase
Even though these are not recycable, I really love how you can taste the mint. This is my second purchase and I really like the angle of them much better than those straight ones. Read more
Dr Mew—August 2, 2025✓ Verified purchase
This GUM design is just far superior to other floss picks, because the flossing head is angled, allowing ease of reach to back teeth, and the pick end is set 90 degrees from the floss end, making the pick way easier to use. They're great. Read more
KitKat—January 23, 2026✓ Verified purchase
Not great for tight teeth. I prefer the plackers brand but they were out of stock so decided to give GUM a try. The floss is a bit too thick and hard to get between some of my teeth. Read more