Oral-B Glide Floss Picks-30 count, Unflavored (Pack of 6)

I really like the shape of these picks. It’s easier to floss.

We have been ordering these for years now. While they've not always been the most durable, they work relatively well and are the most comfortable of all floss picks, which is why we've continued purchasing them.This most recent batch has been absolutely horrible. We'd typically chock it up to a bad batch, but having done some research online recently, it seems the Glide floss has taken a turn for the worse, and the entire community has begun to notice. I break 3-4 of them every night. Last night, when it broke, the floss actually got stuck in my teeth, requiring me to use another floss pick to try and pluck it out. That floss pick also broke. I ended up using a paper towel for friction to try and grab and pull this out. In addition to breaking, the Glide floss is junk now. I echo what the community has said; they are just awful. The floss shreds and falls apart incredibly easy. If it doesn't, it pulls out of the slot in the pick. These are simply unusable and certainly not worth the premium anymore that we were once willing to pay.Glide has lost a customer in us.

These are my absolute favorite floss tools. My teeth are very close together and most picks do not slide well between my teeth, the the Oral B Glides seem to do the job well. I avoid flavored picks and am happy these have no such chemicals on them.

Highly recommend! Easy to use

Great product. Always order. Only floss that doesn't break between my tight teeth!

These used to be quite good in quality but they have absolutely nose dived recently. Oral B clearly cut a bunch of corners with the new way they make these, probably both in manufacturing process and also in materials.The floss itself is now terrible quality, not Glide at all (unless they've scrapped the old Glide floss for this trashy, barely usable floss), and the picks themselves don't hold the floss in at all. As a result when you use these the floss either quickly wears down and frays and then snaps in half, or it just comes unstuck from the pick which is supposed to be holding it. Either way, these floss picks don't hold together well enough to make it through flossing all of your teeth, and now you need to use a couple of them each time you do so.These are absolute junk and even though I've been buying them for years, this new drop in quality means I'll never buy any again, as these are totally worthless now.

Best flossers!

I like to use this floss, very good