Checked to see if it was price-matching either Woolies, Coles or Chemist Warehouse. Apparently not.
This item also qualifies for:
Save 5% on orders $40 or more
But not sure if it is stackable with S&S.
CamelCamelCamel.
I use a mixture of both … but I agree, this has more tendency to split.
Seems like a good price for entry level floss, but this is not satin floss. After a quick read up, the Satin floss is a different product with wider dimensions.
Do you floss at the bathroom sink?
Where else?
My parents floss in bed
Floss you later!
When I floss chunks of meat come flying out from my teeth. Can't imagine your parents doing that in bed
Oos?
OOS
Seems to be sold out
Gone already
Just saw the ingredients listed on packaging
https://www.healthline.com/health-news/oral-b-dental-floss-t…
It should be made clear, however, that not all flosses contain PFAS.
Oral-B Glide and similar competitors represent only one variety.
In the study, researchers
Oral B essential floss above has all sorts of baddies.
Ironically, it was because I read this or a similar article - about PFAS in some flosses - that I thought it was a good idea to use a mixture of flosses, and add this to the mix. The Colgate Total floss (with less tendency to split), definitely has PFAS. This looks like not having PFAS, the smooth waxy substance. This is not the Oral B Glide mentioned, which also has PFAS.
Sure, it could well turn out that the other ingredients on it are just as bad or worse. Supposedly, this has TPE which is safe, but googling says Phlatalates could be added to TPE. As a consumer, it is hard to balance the choices, hopefully by using a mix of the items, one could keep exposure to a specific ingredient low enough not to pose a health issue.
I prefer Colgate floss, the thread on this one split too easily. Happy new year btw…