Paro Dental Floss Holder, The Perfect Grip Reusable Flosser Handle for Oral Cleaning, Refillable and Easy to Clean, Works Best with Riser Floss

Great idea, terrible execution. If it was metal, it would be worth it. This can't cost more than a dollar to make. I wrapped the floss twice on each side and it still slipped out. So I wrapped it three times and it broke when I closed it.

The thing is an interesting device. It’s like a mini clamp that holds floss. It holds the floss securely and tightly. It feels a little flimsy but absolutely does the job. Think it’s just a little overpriced for what it is but it’s does the job well. Will likely be buying another for a spare just in case this one breaks. I do expect it to break because it is flimsy. If you can find something similar for a cheaper price then it’s a good buy. My floss is the name brand heavy duty stuff. Don’t know how well it will work with the cheaper off brand stuff.

I have broken three of them in a little over a year. Also, it doesn't always get a strong enough grip, meaning the floss will become loose when getting between tight teeth. Still, I like the concept and I like that it saves floss—you only need to use about an inch at a time.

Pros:- Easy to use- Wastes far less floss than others that require you to have a length to wrap around somethingCons:- No durability, it snapped to pieces in less than a week of use for me.This would honestly be the best flosser design if it didn't use the cheapest, most brittle plastic that bends and snaps without much force. It's easy to snap in a small piece of floss and reach between every tooth, but the fact it breaks so easily is an absolute shame.

I really wanted this to work as I hate wasting so much floss. Unfortunately, it doesn't grip the floss strong and tautly enough. My teeth are really tight together, and as such, when I try to floss my molars or wisdom teeth, the floss either slips loose, or stretches to the point that the arms of this dig into my gums as it's not wide enough.

I've been using the same one for about 2 years with Glide-B tape floss. It has worked well for me for the most part, and the angle lets me get between the deeper areas around the gaps of my teeth. I would say its biggest flaw is that it does lose tension pretty quickly just by itself, especially for tight teeth like my two back molars. However, I found that I can hold the floss tight by looping each end of the floss through a bobby pin (total of 2 bobby pins) and tying it, that way one hand is flossing and the other is pulling the floss tight with the bobby pins. Definitely got my money's worth from it and didn't have to buy the little dinosaur head kind which was why I bought this in the first place.

2022 is finally the year I'm taking my oral hygiene to the next level. I always put off flossing because floss is always hard to work with, and I hate trying to stick my fingers in my mouth to floss between my back teeth.No longer! This little Paro floss holder is an excellent tool! I've found myself actually enjoying flossing since getting this.I would recommend wrapping your floss once or twice around the little holder prongs, as the "teeth" seem to allow the floss to slide a bit if you've got any tight spaces. But after securing the floss, not only am I using less floss, it's become a WAAAY easier thing to do overall. Definitely recommend a durable, reusable tool like this over awkward disposable ones.

Read the other bad reviews too. This thing is junk. The floss does not stay put. The lower part of the hinge on one side has already broken and I don't even know how broke off. Don't buy this thing. I was really hoping this would work. Garbage!