Charbright Charcoal Floss Picks – 2-Pack of 50 Dental Flossing Toothpicks with Activated Charcoal Infused Thread & Recycled Resin Stick – Remove Plaque & Tarter, Prevents Gum Infection & Bad Breath

I have been into charcoal teeth products recently and am also into floss sticks and pics. I am very picky when it comes to floss sticks though. I find that a lot of brands tend to break too fast. Some flosses break off the stick before it even flosses. I found that this is pretty strong and secure.I haven't used long enough to know if the charcoal actually means anything in this case but what the heck!

Been on a charcoal kick lately...face masks, teeth whiter and now floss. These didn't disappoint. My teeth are super tight from ortho work so every brand frays a bit but I just use a couple instead of one. Love the pick end and really love the plastic cases they come in. We put 1 in each car.

I do not know what part of this product is bamboo, but i can tell you that it is not the handle of the pick. The handle behaves as if it is plastic in how it bends and breaks. I was very disappointed to find this out as I was purchasing this as an alternative to plastic.

I got this floss for my sister, who uses exclusively these picks. Though I personally feel its wasteful to use these disposable plastic things every single day--and was a bit bummed to see that despite the charcoal/bamboo advertising they are indeed plastic-- she loves them. She said the pick design is long enough and small enough to get into those hard to reach places more so than other brands she's used. She also said that she can do her top and bottom teeth twice with the same pick and the floss doesn't break. So clearly this is well-designed. The 4 star is because she said its a little small so has taken some getting used to.I personally hope this brand, for all the thought they put into the design, will begin to think about their impact on the earth with producing a disposable plastic product. I have also heard conflicting opinions on how eco-friendly bamboo is, based on how it is harvested and the waste produced. But I suppose if you're in the market for these picks you aren't very concerned with the eco-friendliness. So hopefully those first few talking points help you make an informed decision on whether to purchase!

I have been trying lots of flossers o find one that does not have a mint wax but is a strong string! I will be regularly ordering these!I would love more if it came in tin rather than plastic

They work very well. The best part is the container they come in. Other brands usually only come in a little baggie. These come in a nice little case that can be recycled. I love that.

I've been trying to make it a point to floss more to prevent getting called out by my dentist every visit. Was intrigued to see how activated charcoal infused threaded toothpicks would work out. Aside from a well packaged product presentation, the actual functional use of the floss toothpick did not quite meet my expectations. My only complaints are that the structural integrity and tiny size of the toothpick itself is not durable enough to properly floss between tight teeth. However, the unflavored floss is coated in activated charcoal and coconut oil so every floss coats the inner tooth gaps to prevent gum diseases.

My husband and I was looking for affordable and quality tooth floss and this was a hit. What a great company!