DrTungs Smart Floss - Natural Floss, PTFE & PFAS Free Floss, Gentle on Gums, Expands & Stretches, BPA Free Floss - Natural Dental Floss Cardamom Flavor (Pack of 6)

I dont usually leave reviews, but I have to say, this floss deserves it! Its the best Ive ever used. I was using the slide kind and always felt like it wasnt getting everything. After one use of this, my teeth felt like I just left the dentist from a cleaning. And I love the fact that its not in a plastic container.

Seems like the quality on everything has slipped these days. First off: the new packaging is horrible. The old plastic container was great, but these new paper things are awful. I understand the need to be environmentally friendly, but these new packages are just cheap. Secondly: I have tight spaces between my teeth, but never had a problem with floss shredding and getting caught between my teeth until this last purchase. It get caught every single time. The strand breaks down much faster than it used to. QC seems to have gone out the window. Thirdly: Its still the same price as it was. A worse product for the same price. Id pay a bit more for better QC.

I recently switched to natural dental floss and I am extremely happy with my purchase. The floss is made with all-natural ingredients, which is important to me, and it has a refreshing flavor that leaves my mouth feeling clean and fresh. The floss is strong and durable, and it effectively removes plaque and food particles from between my teeth. I also appreciate that it comes in a compact, easy-to-use container that is convenient to carry with me on-the-go. The floss is also gentle on my gums, and I have not experienced any irritation or discomfort since using it. Overall, I highly recommend this natural dental floss to anyone looking for an effective, eco-friendly alternative to traditional floss.

Its no longer in the usual dental floss container but in a paper envelope. It makes a lot of sense for them not to use plastic, but I guess I thought there was a sort of plastic material in existence that is biodegradable. If there is, it would work better with that - but if not, then I guess a paper envelope is the way to go and works well enough!

Our family favorite floss. It’s kinda expensive tho. But does a good job.

If you’re like me, and you were looking for a more affordable replacement for Cocofloss, then this might be an option for you, but for me it wasn’t close enough to make the switch. I’d rather buy cocofloss on sale. This is a touch better than others I’ve tried (Butlerweave, super floss) I have not tried Burst) but Cocofloss is just kind of untouchable right now. This is the closest in my opinion, but it takes a while to get the plaque off, and it doesn’t seem to get near as much as cocofloss. You mighht be better served to get cocofloss on Black Friday.

Best floss for teeth - love the environmental friendly new packages

Ive used other types of floss. I do know the Dr. Tung brand and know it is good. My local health food store does not carry the floss. I took a chance and ordered it online. What a great experience. Knowing ayurvedic herbs and loving Indian food, I thought the taste was great! Overall, the product is excellent. The seller, through Amazon, was prompt, and I got a great buy because of the bulk packaging.

I am a huge fan of this floss - it is by far the best performing I have ever used. BUT, the new paper-based box for the floss is really one step forward, three steps back. Why? 1) Paper seems more Earth-friendly than plastic, but the (innovatively designed) plastic box could have been retained yet used recycled plastic, plant-derived plastic, and/or biodegradable plastic — instead of using paper. The company should have tried harder to find an innovative, green material — this customer will pay the premium associated with a more green material. 2) As someone who uses floss after brushing, my hands are wet. If you repeatedly get the new paper box wet, it becomes squishy and loses structural integrity. 3) I travel for work a lot and pack this floss in my toiletries. The paper box gets crushed, whereas the plastic box of course maintained form. This is a huge concern, because once the box is crushed, ease of use is gone. 4) It is actually much harder to thread the floss around the cutting edge of the paper box than it was to thread around the cutting edge of the plastic box — because of the paper box’s flap being in the way. 5) Harder to know how much floss I have left because the paper box is not translucent. The plastic box was.

The dental floss is excellent. I feel it actually helps remove plaque versus many flosses that skim over accumulations. The new packaging is good only for absorbing water and disintegrating. You can still use the floss but have to cut it each length. Will look for a different floss. Bathroom sink areas are wet-I applaud the efforts to be more environmentally conscious but if you make it too hard to use the product you negate your efforts.