RAZOKO Orthodontic Flossers for Braces, Ortho Twin Line Dental Floss Picks, Designed for Braces, 225 Count...

I normally use traditional dental floss from a dispenser after brushing my teeth, but I like to have these flosser picks on hand for quick flossing jobs in between meals. Most often I end up keeping some of these close by my recliner for when its popcorn and movie night. I can get popcorn hulls stuck in my teeth without fail, so having these little flosser picks at the ready is very convenient for those occasions. Theyre also very handy to take along with us when we travel. The design seems to be pretty effective. I like the textured grip area that makes these easier to hold and control. The pointed pick end is great for getting in between my teeth along the gum line, and the twin line floss seems to do a good job of cleaning between my teeth. We dont currently have anyone in our household wearing braces, so I cant speak to how well they would work for that situation, but for our familys quick flossing needs, these seem to be working out great! I think its a pretty reasonable value for 150 of them.

These flossers are slightly smaller than other similar ones I have tried on the market but still work well. These are durable and with the double floss line, I didn't have a problem with these snapping or breaking while flossing. On the other end is a little pick for those who may need that portion for food or particles stuck in your appliances. For me, I just use the flosser end and place a couple in my flosser case to carry with me. These flossers are stored in two separate resealable bags for easy storage in between uses.

These RAZOKO Orthodontic Flossers for Braces, Ortho Twin Line Dental Floss Picks work well to get the food particles out from between my teeth. The floss did not break at all, even between the tighter gaps in my teeth. The pick is easy to hold the plastic is sturdy and did not bend at all

This is great for flossing teeth. There are two flosses strung across the bow.

I ordered RAZOKO Orthodontic Flossers for Braces for my kid with braces. They worked pretty well in the front because of their thin plastic back support, but she found it awkward to get into the back of her mouth. If you're someone who has more patience and time and/or don't want to use a water pick type flosser these are a good idea. Or use them for when you're away from home. My braceless self tried one out and they're actually pretty nice--not waxed so they are a little hard to get into the tight spaces, but they didn't fray or break. They're easy to hold onto. Don't know if that's because or the 2 strand design, or the floss material.