Glide Floss Comfort Plus, 6 Count, 48.1 Yards Each, 288.7 Yards Total

Great product

Great product

Love this Glide dental floss. It does as its name describes:glides easily in between all of my teeth. The other dental floss gets stuck in between teeth that had dental work done to them

Glide is the only floss I prefer to use. No shredding, easy to wrap around the tooth and gum line to remove debris and plaque. At the Dental office I work at, we have boxes of all brands of floss. Glide is my floss of choice.

Very good product. Good seller.

Favorite floss. Easy to use.

My girl loves these and they work great for her. For me, they break, every. Single. Time. I get the round waxed ones and they tend to work better. No breaking. Not for everyone.

Best floss IMO that is not sold in the country of my residence.

I love Glide for all the reasons others do. Its flat. Its silky. It glides between my teeth making flossing less of a chore. I even stopped using my Philips Air Flosser and started using Glide instead. But last month I went to my dentist, and for the first time in years, I had 4 kissing cavities, 2 on each side. Kissing cavities are face-to-face cavities, one on each tooth, facing each other in the gap that... you guessed it... you floss between. They are also called flossing cavities, as in if you had been flossing, you wouldnt have got them. But I do floss! I protested to my hygienist. And she said, Let me guess what kind of floss you use. Is it Glide? Later the same week, I happened to meet another hygienist, and related my shameful cavities story. In a response eerily similar to the first, she asked Youre not using Glide, are you? Apparently all the things that make Glide so easy to use make give it notoriety among at least 2 members of the dental community. Both hygienists said that, at least in my case, it looked like the Glide was too thin and slick to effectively remove plaque from between my teeth. :-(

Strength of floss and that it does glide.