drTung's Smart Floss Mint for Teeth - Natural Expanding Dental Floss, Gentle on Tooth & Gums, Expands & Glides, PTFE & PFAS Free, Certified Organic Mint Essential Oils - Pack of 2
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drTung's Smart Floss Mint for Teeth - Natural Expanding Dental Floss, Gentle on Tooth & Gums, Expands & Glides, PTFE & PFAS Free, Certified Organic Mint Essential Oils - Pack of 2
- EXPANDING: Smart Floss Mint is designed to remove up to 55% more plaque than regular floss. This expanding waxed dental floss reaches into hard-to-clean spaces for a more effective clean
- COOLER SMART FLOSS: Infused with certified organic peppermint and spearmint essential oils, this natural dental floss leaves your mouth feeling clean and refreshed after every use
- GENTLER ON GUMS: The cushion soft design is gentle on gums and teeth, providing a comfortable flossing experience while still being tough on plaque and food particles
- VEGAN COATING: To ensure comfortable flossing and to keep the fibers performing effectively, we use a blend of vegetable wax and organic cocoa butter to provide a smooth glide between teeth
- PTFE AND PFAS FREE: Smart Floss Mint is non-GMO and made without PTFE or PFAS. It contains no petrochemical waxes or artificial flavors, offering a safer choice for daily flossing
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