RAZOKO Reusable Dental Flosser Kit, Extra Strong Shred-Resistant Floss, for Hard to Reach Areas, PTFE & PFAS Free (2 White Handles + 240 Refills)

I practiced dentistry for about 45 years and with advancing age and arthritis it is difficult for me to use traditional wrap around your finger floss. This brand is by far the best one of its type I have found and I have tried a lot of different brands. I use it 2-4 times a day and it is cheap enough to throw the floss part away after one or two trips around the mouth.No manufacturer that I know of has had the decency to tell you how to use them correctly so here goes my gift to civilization... a reasonable set of basic directions(feel free to add to them as you see fit. They are not engraved in stone...maybe just hard rock). 1)don't forget to floss the back part of back teeth or teeth missing a tooth behind or in front of it. Put the floss behind the tooth in front of the space and pull GENTLY BUT FIRMLY forward while going up and down Gently but Firmly several times.Repeat pushing GENTLY but FIRMLY backward on the tooth behind the space. NO toothbrush can easily or hardly reach this area.The bristles just can't be manufactured to do so nicely. 2) place the floss between teeth that touch. If it is hard to do, GENTLY bite down on it. It should slide nicely between the teeth. If not that is a problem to be addressed by your dentist quickly.Push backwards on the back tooth of the gap while going up and down several times and then pull forwards to the front tooth of the gap while going up and down several times(ALWAYS GENTLY BUT FIRMLY). If it is hard to get the floss out then simply rotate the floss towards the face and gently pull outwards and upwards. 3) if floss catches on something then something is usually REALLY REALLY BAD BAD WRONG and the area needs to be addressed by your dentist NOW just as teeth that touch way too tight together need to be.. Usually it is a filling or crown that needs to be replaced(even if you just got it yesterday) or a piece of tarter or cement still on your tooth. Once you have addressed these areas it will be a breeze to floss efficiently and quickly. Or floss while watching TV...a great way to take your time and do a super squeaky clean job.. 4)Flossing under bridges or between teeth that are bonded together is another matter to be addressed by your dentist or hygienist. 5)You don't have to floss all your teeth...just the ones you want to keep!!!!! I hope this has been helpful to some of you. Ira B. Guy DMD

Great price at around $10. Sturdy floss head when properly installed on handle which I admit I did not do at first. The floss is durable enough to get through tight spots without breaking or shredding. The heads are easy to remove and replace. I have never flossed regularly until finding this product when searching for one based on my dental hygienist's recommendation. I highly recommend this brand!

Does the job and easy to use. Only wish the box holding the floss was smaller. All of them could fit in a box half the size.

I have used Oral B first. And while the price kept going up, the quality went down. They sell refills nearly $1 per refill. If it breaks, which they often do, you in for two dollars a day just to floss once a day. I've been moved to a Chinese brand called T-Smile. They were okay at first, and then the quality went down so you needed 2 a day, and then they randomly changed the refills and sticks so you never know which one is going to match which when you buy them. Then they have logistics problems. Now orders take 3 weeks to be delivered. Amazon keeps trying to push next day delivery or even same day delivery with a $25 minimum and if you use a 6% back Chase credit card, you don't get that rebate. You have to be pretty disorganized too absolutely need a product to need a the same day.And then they doubled in price. Finally, my new favorite are these. They snap in easy and uniquely, never break before you are finished, and only cost 10 bucks for two sticks and 240 refills. So two packages is approximately one per day for 16 months. Get them while they're hot!

I had used something like this in previous years and thought I’d buy another. While the concept is great and the price is even better, it is merely impossible to snap the floss piece in. It took me about 4 minutes to snap one in and it involves using the back of a metal Pick to push it in. Way too much effort required. I plan to look for something that literally just snaps in with ease. I was however impressed with the amount of refills included and the quality of the actual handle. All in all, I wouldn’t recommend this and would suggest looking for the same concept but maybe a different brand.

These are strong. I was looking for something to replace the ones I couldn't find in the store. These worked perfect.

Both holders broke within 2 months of my purchase. They worked just fine until they broke. Admittedly I have tight spaces between my teeth, but I did expect them to last longer than they did.

easy to use , good picture instructions to attach the head to the handle . Good price value too with lots of refills included.

Le manche est trop long, je l'ai coupé. Sinon, c'est un bon produit, pas de reproche à faire.

Immer wieder gerne. Super Produkt. Echt praktisch und bin jedesmal überrascht was man mit diesem Ding noch alles rausfischt nach dem Zähneputzen.

We love these long handled floss sticks!

J'avais ce modèle il y a 10 ans et je l'ai cherché pendant longtemps puisque c'est le format le plus ergonomique et pratique, ravie de l'avoir retrouvé ici!

Item as described and makes flossing easy