NOBS (No Bad Stuff) Expanding Dental Floss - Nigella Sativa, Eucalyptus, Cruelty-Free, Sustainable Packaging

Best floss I’ve ever used and I’ve tried most of them. Recent dental cleaning inspired raves from hygienist abt the state of my gums and teeth . Seems to grab all the yuck off teeth. A tad expensive but worth it.

Love this floss. Doesn’t unravel easily doesn’t leave strings or break off. Had no tarter or build up at my last dentist appointment and my gums were definitely less inflamed

I actually really love this floss. I feel like it does a better job at removing plaque than a thinner floss. I will definitely buy again.

I'm used to flossing daily, but for years my gums would still bleed every time I went to the dentist. A year ago, I had a different hygienist who recommended expanding floss. She said the glide floss I was using was probably causing microabrasions, hence the easy bleeding. So I switched, and by my next cleaning, the bleeding had completely stopped. This has become my favorite floss. I have teeth that are tight, and this easily gets between and pulls out all of the gunk. I like that it's biodegradable and there is no plastic waste or microplastics being ingested when using this floss. I like their nobs toothpaste too. My biggest gripe is that the company doesn't sell refills on Amazon and shipping on their site is $7 (I don't know if there's a minimum purchase for free shipping, it might be $50 but it still shows a shipping fee) Also, 1 refill is $8 so with the price of shipping, I'm paying more for a refill than a new one here for $10... unless I buy 4(?) or more refills at a time. I will 100% lose the extra refills, so that's a no-go for me. Please sell refills of your floss and nobs on Amazon, thanks!

I like the floss overall. I wasn’t really sure what to expect. The two colors split sometimes while going through my teeth but I still like the product. It is very strong and durable.

I purchased the Silk Expanding Dental Floss with the expectation of receiving a product made from natural silk, as the name suggests. However, upon inspecting the packaging and product details, I discovered that the floss is actually made from recycled polyester, a synthetic material derived from plastic. This is a significant deviation from what the product name implies. Key Issues: Misleading Branding: The term "silk" in the product name led me to believe I was purchasing a natural silk floss. The actual material is recycled polyester, which is not disclosed prominently on the packaging or in the product. Material Transparency: Consumers seeking eco-friendly and biodegradable products may find this lack of transparency concerning. Recycled polyester, while repurposed, is still a plastic-based material and does not offer the same biodegradability as natural silk. Product Performance: Beyond the material concerns, I found the floss to be thick and prone to shredding during use, which made the flossing experience uncomfortable and less effective Final Thoughts: I believe it's essential for companies to provide clear and accurate information about their products, especially when catering to environmentally conscious consumers. The use of "Silk" in the product name without a clear indication of the actual material used can be misleading. I hope the manufacturer considers revising the product labeling to reflect its true composition.

Flosses so well! Kinda hate that the black and orange start to separate while flossing but the texture, taste, and ability to clean between teeth and behind a lingual bar is phenomenal. Way better than the plastic flosser pick alternatives. And it comes in the cutest little jar

I have no gaps decent gaps in my teeth and this is just too thick for me …seems to work for those areas I do have room but just not for me