MyMouth Natural Dental Floss Picks | 45 x Eco Friendly Tooth Sticks | Mint Flavoured | Approved by Dentists

Individually wrapped floss / tooth picks with not too strong a taste. Ideal size for wallets or handbags.

I’ve been struggling to buy these in-store recently, so these came at just the right time for me.This is a tube of 45 individually wrapped floss-sticks. Each one is in a paper-style packet that tears open easily.Flosses themselves are single use – I found the floss started to strand very quickly – the pick-end is sharp and works really well. These say they are mint flavoured but I’ve used several now and really can’t tell that there’s any mint (not really an issue for me but I was expecting them to be).Very useful to carry one or two in a handbag. They are listed as being made of corn starch, so fully biodegradable. I couldn’t tell the difference between this and plastic.

What sets these floss picks apart from the majority of other brands is the fact they are eco-friendly, so if this is an important point for you, they will make a good choice.The sticks come beautifully presented in a cardboard tube and inside there are 45 individually wrapped picks. I have seen this style of flosser before but to be honest, usually only ever use the floss that you break off yourself. What I like about these is they are a lot easier to use, although I do sometimes find it quite hard to get the floss between teeth that are quite close together such as your back ones. I found I had to use small back-and-forth motions until it eased it in, but even then you can find it gets stuck a little. The sticks are also supposed to be minty but I can't taste or smell this on them at all.The toothpick on the bottom is quite handy as if you manage to get food stuck in your teeth like I sometimes do, it's satisfying to get it out.Price-wise, to look at the pack you may think it's quite expensive for toothpicks, but when you work it out, it only makes them just under 20p each, so really it's not that bad and you do have the fact they are biodegradable so you are helping the environment too. I'd be happy to give these a positive 4/5.

These are absolutely dreadfulThe material is cheapThe black plastic material breaks so easily. The worst thing the sharp end of the black plastic handle it chips off whilst still in the tooth which is so dangerous. The floss side chisels with the first tooth space you use. Really exceptionally bad quality.

The floss sticks are all individually wrapped and the box is a nice presentation BUT I wanted minty. There’s no taste at all that I can detect. Disappointed overall

Daughter has been put on a waiting list for orthodontics. Before she wears a braces, she is advised to start using dental floss to clean between the teeth. I let her use my MYMOUTH floss picks.The dental floss picks come in a nice cardboard box. They are individually packed in paper, which is very convenient for travel use. The handle is not made from plastic but biodegradable corn starch, which is great for the environment. The thread is durable and last longer than other floss picks I have used. It does not taste minty, but it does not bother us.It costs 8.84 (at the time of reviewing) for 45 floss picks, which sounds pricey. But considering its package, durable quality and eco-friendly feature, it might worth a try.

These are very nice and reliable tooth picks. They made my life easier as I can carry them anywhere I want and even when travelling, thanks to the fact that each one of them is stored in a separate paper case. The handle has two usages, one side is a sharp pick and the other is a floss for more intricate and wide flossing. The picks are quite thin and can pick bits of food, especially meat stuck in between teeth. Overall a nice and indeed reliable pack of tooth picks.

Nice and sturdy enough, different from the ones I had previously that they were too flexible and therefore it was a bit more challenging to move them between tooth and tooth.Convenient the fact that they are packaged (with paper!!) individually, so I can also put them in my handbag or my work bag to carry around, especially when I'm away from home all day.Mint flavoured?? Where? Absolutely not. A bit disappointing.The price is slightly high considering the fact that you can buy dental floss or dental picks for lower prices.