Oral Care Dental Teeth Pick with Angle Plastic Teeth Floss Toothpick with Angle 180 Count

does what it says on tin (tub). Good for removing food from back of teeth.

First time we've tried the angled head style of toothpick, and still getting used to it. Good quality product. We are washing and re-using and they should last well.

Good value for 180 picks. They are soft and flexible for getting in between teeth without causing damage.Our usual supplier no longer stocks their much more expensive individually packeted ones.

Small to get in gaps, but a bit flimsy and the end bends.

Great replacement for the plastic tooth picks I used to get from a UK company but no longer available

Definitely not worth the price. Get better at Pound shops.

Because these tooth picks are angled they are very good for reaching the back teeth.

No substance to these toothpicks. The hook is tiny and bends and distorts very quickly. Value per pick is OK, but just as well as you get loads of them for the price.

I've used this style of pick for many years. Most of those on the market are too flimsy. These are the best I know of.

Gets into those hard to reach places that show up as we get older.

Fragile et inefficace

I too had a pack of hockey stick shaped picks that I could no longer find on the shelf. There were some green ones that looked like them on Amazon, but had a month lead time. So I got these. After trying one I remembered that everything happens for a reason. These are what I always wished the old ones were, having a longer and thinner pick, they go all the way between my tight teeth and out the other side. Anything plastic can bend, but if lined up straight they push out any food. If it does bend, straighten it out. If you use the same one over and over like I do, one pick will last until you lose it.

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