Diamond Flat Toothpicks 750ct, 3 Pack

Good sturdy toothpicks

Great product do not like round toothpicks. This is what I wanted.

Ive been looking for a flat toothpick for a while. Its served my purpose, the wood is hard and sturdy. Will recommend for anyone.

Excellent. Just what I was looking for.

Needed flat toothpicks to fit into a tight space for cleaning the charge port of my phone, and these were the solution to that problem. Did I need 750 of them? No, but buying a single box for around the same price didn't seem appropriate, especially when they could be used for all sorts of things. I didn't give 5 stars, because while toothpicks are meant to be used for a short time and then disposed of, these are very thin and break easily with any kind of resistance. Picking teeth with them is ok though.

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It was hard to find these flat toothpicks. The stores now carry the rounded style. These work a lot better for crafting than the round style.

Although this brand is well known. The quality has obviously 'gone to the dogs'. These seem like, at best, seconds. Every toothpick I've used is generally the same but, there is no consistency nor any quality control involved in the actual shape of each toothpick. Some are the same width top to bottom coming out like a squared-off piece of wood looking something like a flat toothpick. Some are ultra thin and just break easily. They are either too large or too small. Again no consistency. Sometimes the wood sort of flakes off, leaving my mouth with some little splinters of the toothpick. I wouldn't get these again if you paid for them. I now have4500 of them because you can't find flat toothpicks in the stores anymore and I thought I'd struck gold!!! I wonder how good they'd burn in the fireplace.

Used them for years satisfactorily.

Used as toothpicks.

Excellent product. Very good quality. They fit well between the teeth and do a very good job.

It's impossible to find flat toothpicks in a grocery store these days. What's up with that? All they have are the round, pointy ones, and they're never in the dental section. They are always in the party supply section, to use with serving hors d'oeuvres, I suppose. I wouldn't want to use those sharp, pointy sticks for picking my teeth. Hello, they are called "toothpicks"! It's nice to find toothpicks that you can actually pick your teeth with. These flat ones remind me of the toothpicks of my childhood.

Although its called tooth picks but not suitable for tooth. It may be used for pick up food in parties