REACH Ultraclean Access Flosser Starter Pack

Works very well and easy to use❤️

Everyone has their own preference for how they like to floss their teeth. This flosser is my preference, has been for as long as I can remember. I had to buy this starter pack for the handle - I can no longer find this package locally, and I’ve searched everywhere. I’ve had two handles break after about 6-7 years of use each - for a plastic handle with a thin neck and daily pressure (sometimes too much), I think that’s a pretty good lifespan. If they made the handle from metal, I’d be all over that. The flossers are good too, but again, no longer available in any store I’ve searched.If they’re not going to make the handle from metal, I’d really appreciate if they would be made more available. I will buy these flossers until they absolutely stop producing them.

So I have problems with my hands that make using traditional floss very difficult, if not impossible. With this flosser, flossing is made a breeze! The handle makes flossing as simple as holding a tooth brush. The flossers themselves snap very easily into the handle, and stay there. Simply snap them back out to remove and replace. Very easy! Miss your back teeth? Not with this handle! Remember, floss what you want to keep, and I want to keep them all, including the back teeth! So this is the flosser for me!

Best way I’ve found to floss your teeth!

It's the best way to floss so farPRO:- The long hander means that your fingers won't get dirty touching inside your mouth- The position of the floss means you won't have to deal with the awkward hand positioning like with other floss pickCON:- The silicon on the handle gets dirty and can't be wash -> you will have to replace the handle after a while

Bought to replace my previous one that snapped in half after many years of use. This one seems a lot sturdier than the one it replaced.

I have to send this backThe bottle of perfume that was in the box with it leaked all over the packageBut please buy this it may not happen to you guys

I have tightly packed teeth, and for decades I ignored the advice to floss because dental floss simply didn't fit between my teeth. It broke. Dental tape, designed for these situations, works better, but is still extremely difficult to manipulate, not least because there is a limit to how much of two hands can fit in one mouth.Enter the "Access Flosser." The right-angle turn in the Access Flosser allows it to get at the back molars while your hand stays outside your mouth. Since I have been using it (about three years or so) I have had much reduced bad news at the dentist's office. The little floss strings don't last forever, but a few replacements come with it and you can buy packs of replacement heads inexpensively. I got my first one as a gift from my dentist and, in occasional fits of antic enthusiasm, have since bought them for (initially puzzled) friends. This device is a clear and positive contribution to the world's dental hygiene. And it's even cheap. (Treat yourself: Combine it with an aquatic irrigator to wash out all the stuff the Access Flosser loosens up.)