GLIDE - 749931 Glide Pro-Health Advanced Floss Picks 30 Ea (Pack of 12)

I have been using these for years, and the quality can be random at times, but not disappointing. The flossing material is thin on occasion, which seems to be a flossing material supplier issue, but the Picks are so great to use that I overlook the occasional poorly made pick. My teeth are tight and I have sharp edges on some teeth, so my occasional problem may not be an issue for people with space between their teeth. Makes flossing easy and effective, as I have not had a new cavity sense using these Picks. I will buy a six month supply at a time and the package size is good to carry on trips.

I agree with hockey mama's review. I will go so far as to say these are dangerous. I also have used these for a decade or two and they were the best. I just bought a year's supply for our family and was appalled at the quality of the floss. I used it for a few days with the floss repeatedly breaking, until I got a piece stuck and couldn't get it out. I opened a new package to see if the first package was just a one-off. I used about 5 pieces trying to remove the stuck piece and they all broke and did not remove the piece. I used the sharp plastic end trying to remove the stuck piece. I tried tweezers to try to remove the stuck piece. I thought I was going to have to make an emergency appointment with my dentist as my gums by this time were actively bleeding. Like I spit a mouthful of blood into the sink. Finally, I was able to remove the stuck piece with plyers! Plyers in my mouth! If I hadn't been able to, and had to go to the dentist, this would have led to a consumer complaint. As it is, I am returning the 3 dozen packs that I purchased and will have to look for a replacement.

I shouldn't be giving this a great review because more people will buy them and they are sometimes hard enough to find already. For years I caught grief from the hygienist for not flossing, which I ignored. I don't know how people wrap that floss around their fingers, get two hands in their mouth and floss. Ordinary floss picks have the floss at the wrong angle to get back in your mouth. Crest (now Oral B, I believe) has the solution (I actually got a sample of a couple from the dentist, that's how I learned about them). I can't say enough about these floss picks, they work absolutely great. You hold the handle, reach the back of your mouth and the floss is facing the right direction to do the job. I went from never flossing for years to flossing every day. If nothing else it's worth not catching grief from the hygienist anymore! Come on, you know you hate that, too.

I wish I had read the reviews before my new order. These floss sticks are TERRIBLE. This is coming from someone who has been using them for so long, that I can't remember when I started. I normally buy enough to last a year or more, well in advance of when I will run out. Received my new order in January of 2026. Ran out of my old supply in March of 2026. I normally only need to use one floss stick per session. The floss in this new batch was either breaking or shredding before I got one floss stick through half my teeth. At first, thought it was a fluke. It kept happening ... through the first two 30-packs. Decided to look at the lot numbers. It was the same on all of the packages. Figured it just might be a bad lot. Called P&G/Oral-b this morning. Explained what was going on and told the rep I was concerned that either their manufacturer had changed, I got a bad lot, or (worse) received counterfeits (all my orders were through Amazon). Got the answer from the rep which explained things. P&G/Oral-b change the floss material being used in late 2024. It is not the same material that worked so well and I had been accustomed to all these years. Took my feedback to pass on. Also offered up a refund. That was appreciated, I but told the rep I would rather have them switch back to the original floss material. As it stands now, I need to start searching for a different product that is as easy to manipulate as these.

This is the best product ever for flossing. I would rather do about anything rather than flossing. This product makes it easy and not a nightmare to do. No sticking your fingers down your throat. Some of my teeth are close together and standard floss sometimes breaks off in my teeth and then I have a job to get it out. The other floss picks out there are not adjustable like these. These can be tightened which makes them last longer and not break. Rather than using 2-3 a time, I can use only one. So very sad that these have been discontinued. Why is it a good product always gets discontinued. Oh and my dentist visits are so much nicer when I use these.

Product quality has deteriorated considerably. I have used these floss picks for years and loved them. However now the floss breaks easily - I often have to use two or three picks to clean my teeth when it used to take just one. So not only is it very frustrating, it makes it more expensive to use these floss picks because I have to use so many of them. Not happy!!!

Perhaps I'm just not coordinated but I always had trouble handling dental floss. That is, until I found these. I tried other floss picks but none of them held up. Either they were too inflexible to work properly or they were too flexible and wouldn't hold up. Most also were flat and that made it difficult to reach all of my teeth. These picks are strong enough to last through a single use, are properly angled to make it easy to reach all your teeth and are just a pleasure to use - well, as much a pleasure as tooth flossing is going to get.

I have used these tension control floss picks for decades, so I've seen how it has gone from the greatest floss pick on the market to bad, then worse, and now the worst due to them changing the floss they use. This is the best design of plastic pick, yet they keep putting cheaper and more inferior floss in it every year. This "new" floss is the worst because it doesn't glide between your teeth -- it sticks, it breaks in your teeth, and it shreds more than their last bad floss change. I go through at least 5 picks in one flossing session. I had to get another brand of floss pick to remove this brand's broken floss stuck in my back teeth.

These are great for cleaning teeth on the go and I always have these with me. These ensure I don’t have cavities and very easy to use. Highly recommend!

These used to be good, but no longer. I don't know if I got a bad batch or something, but the floss breaks very easily. It also shreds, leaving bits between teeth. It also suddenly pulls out of its holder, which can cause the holder edges to dig into gums and cause injury. Get Dentek instead.

Very pleased. Thanks

Do not buy these - pay the extra and try and find the ones which state on the packaging that they slide up to 50% more easily. I have been buying Oral B Glide Floss Picks for years but there seem to be so many different packages that i most recently bought about a years supply of these - big mistake because they shred really quickly and certainly do not slide easily.

Not fit for purpose, floss breaks straightaway, needing approx 6 per time…@oralb why change?