GRIN Molar Flosspyx, Floss Picks, 75 Count, Dental Flossers, Minty Flavor, Recycled Plastic, Great for Reaching Back Teeth, Slide Easily Between Teeth, Includes Safe Soft Fold-Back Tooth Pick

Other than the packaging being purple not black, everything looks as good you’d expect from GRIN. They are slightly smaller than your usual flosser but very fat in width so it makes it surprisingly easy to reach all your back teeth with a nice grip. There is also a built-in toothpick. These are just for back teeth either. You could just use them as a regular flosser too. So you’re definitely getting your moneys worth. These are not a gimmick. They are actually very useful. I’m sure they will be life-changing for people. These make flossing even easier than the usual flosser design. Great idea for people with flossing issues like me. GRIN is actually paying attention to all customers unlike other brands.

These floss sticks are wonderful.The string is strong and doesn't tear or break. The handle is firm and remains solidly in my grip.Every other floss brand is garbage. But with GRIN, I have absolutely zero complaints.

They are small and compact. They pack well and get the job done.

It is hard to find right angle flossers so when I found these, I bought a bunch. They are better quality than the Plackers brand I used to buy but can no longer find; however, the handle is much shorter, which requires me to reach further into my mouth to use them, which I don't love.

Love them. Great for tight teeth. The Glide product snapped every single time and even got stuck between my teeth, and had to use another to get it out.

I’ve tried every single floss pick available here. Don’t know what made me buy these, but they seemed different which was needed because while the others claimed to not break easily, the all do on the tight back teeth. These do not as of March 2024. Not sure if in the future their quality will go down, but these are amazing in that regard.My only slight complaint is I don’t understand how they’re supposed to be great at reaching the back teeth when the handle is so short. I can reach them and somehow it works, it might be the angle which makes it so much easier, but my fingers are in my mouth which I wish they weren’t and it had a longer handle. Maybe I’m using it wrong. One crazy thing I did notice I can do because of how great the angle is and how small it is, is put it completely in my mouth and just with with tongue guide it tooth by tooth for all my back teeth both top and bottom. I think I will get better at that and be able to floss all my back teeth without even using my hands.

The floss picks I’ve used for 20 years were have a new floss that is a failure – it breaks readily. I need an angled floss pick, and, currently, there are only a few. Grin is one of the few.Unfortunately, the Grin pics are too short, so they are not easy to use. Also, the floss is run-of-the-mill floss – not a waxed dental tape needed for tight teeth, etc.

Like them and easy to use