CocoflossWoven Dental Floss, Dentist-Designed Oral Care, Mint, Waxed, Expanding, Vegan, Kid-Friendly String Floss with Coconut Oil, 1 Spool (33 yd)

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.

After putting up with the teflon tape type of floss (Glide), this woven floss is fantastic. Easy to handle, really gets between teeth and very sturdy. I find I do not need to use such a long length to get results. Pricey, but worth it for us.

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 ever used! My dental hygienist recommended it to me after scolding me for not flossing enough.The floss starts soft and round, then flattens and gets coarse when you add tension/pull on the ends, making it really easy to get between the teeth and under the gums. It is a little coarse as you floss, but it really feels like it's scrubbing which I love! The fibers are pretty strong when you add tension, but it does tear easily when it's soft, so there is a little bit of a learning curve.It loses a star because SPECIFICALLY THE 3-PACK is not sealed very well, and the humidity/water got into my packs in shipping. It made the floss sticky and coarse, so you get none of the benefits of the initial soft looseness, and makes it harder for it to flatten out unless you wet it. I had a great experience with the sample/travel size, though!

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.

I've been using this floss for about 6-9 months. When I first ordered it, although it was pricey, it was the best floss I had ever used. It was much thicker than regular floss and it was nicely coated with mint coconut oil, but with the second order a few months later, I found it to be not as thick. By the third order, it's much thinner and more like the floss you buy at the drugstore, definitely not the same quality as earlier on. I still think it's somewhat better than drugstore floss, but I was hoping it was just a fluke, and I had a bad batch. This doesn't appear to be the case, unfortunately.

I bought this because I wasn't happy with the floss available at the supermarket's performance and saw this one being recommended online. Now I never want to switch to a different floss because this one actually cleans between my teeth and I feel like I just got a professional cleaning after flossing with this one and brushing. It doesn't tear when I floss tighter areas and the amount of gunk it gets out is so satisfying. I also like the mint taste and end up using less floss than I did with the store brands

Works really well for tight teeth. Felt better than most other store bought floss I have used. It is expensive! I don’t like that it’s made from plastic—but I like that they’re trying to reuse plastic that already exists. Interestingly, I noticed my teeth look whiter. I know coconut oil helps with whitening, so I’m assuming the floss is whitening in between my teeth. I have repurchased already because it is an effective product.