The Humble Co. Plant-Based Dental Floss Picks - Mint - 50ct/4pk

Amazing! Feel better about putting these in my mouth versus other types of plastic

The break easily and can be a choking hazard for kids.

Handle: 53% plant-based (cornstarch), but the rest is polypropylene (PP) Floss: polyethylene (plastic) Packaging: mixed-material, not compostable—and the company says it “can be disposed in household waste” Why it’s misleading: At best, half the handle is plant material; the other half is fossil-fuel plastic. The floss itself is pure plastic. No real biodegradability: R&D is “working on it,” but as of now the picks aren’t compostable or biodegradable

This is totally greenwashing. I thought these were made of bamboo but they are made from a blend of plastic and only 53% plant-based materials. Will not be buying again.

Seems like a good floss to purchase to live a plastic-free life and save the earth…. WRONG!! PP= polypropylene… terrible for you and terrible for the environment. Don’t buy this deceiving product. It’s all a lie.

These are not compostable and are partially plant based which makes this greenwashing at it's finest. Sure it's less plastic but not completely plastic free. The double floss is not a good idea. It's difficult to angle correctly and the 2nd floss ends up cutting my gums. Now every time I use the floss, I cut one row and floss and it works a lot better. Now I have a bunch of floss picks I don't really want to use

These are literally made of Polypropylene and nylon both which are synthetic plastics. False advertising. Green washing lies. Do not buy.

Work well I would have thought that the floss would have been waxed for ease of use between tight teeth but it’s not..and the handles are plastic They do work well but hopefully in the future they will use waxed floss for ease of use.

Best floss picks ever! I love that these are plant-based, and don’t have the additives that a lot of floss has. The double strung floss looks a little intimidating at first, but it’s both comfortable to use and really effective. I’ve started to floss with a lot more regularity, and have repurchased these picks a couple times now. I’ve even given bags of them to friends! Highly recommend.

Works great. Convenient. Wish it was Compostable because biodegradable still uses petroleum

Very sturdy and comfortable to handle for both adults and kids. It is good for a facility composting that works for us as we have organics recycling in our city.

I ordered these because Target was out of the Oral B eco picks and I thought these would be similar. They are not. The OB eco picks are superior in every way. I didn’t realize it when I ordered these, but there are actually two separate strips of floss on each pick. I felt like the double row of floss made it much harder to move between my teeth. So I had to use more force, but that also meant I had to be a lot more careful not to use too *much* force. I also found that the sides of the picks have two little raised spots where the floss strips connect to the pick. They’re not necessarily “sharp,” but they are definitely not smooth. I won’t be using these.

Misleading advertising I thought these were mainly plant based, I bought four packs. Now I have realized that PP means plastic… this is such misleading advertising and I’m very upset to have eco buzz words used to take my money.

I originally got these because they’re biodegradable but they are the best floss picks I’ve ever used. The double floss line really gets a lot out. I love them.

Definitely impressed with the eco-friendly approach. Haven't had any problem with floss coming out of the holder and the double-thread design makes cleaning more thorough. I'm also glad they're not using plastic for the floss because all we need is more plastic in our bodies and landfills. I do wish they had a regular floss option on a spool because I'm more adept with that. Ideally in a paper/cardboard dispenser that's fully biodegradable. I'd buy that on the regular.

Love that I found dental floss pick that are both vegan & cruelty free that work amazingly— nice light minty flavor, double floss to get all the food in my teeth out. I will definitely be buying this product again & recommending it

These are the best floss picks, I had stopped flossing for awhile. These are gentle and I actually WANT to use them every night!

I try to limit my single-use plastic usage and was hopeful when I found "plant-based" flosspicks at Target instead of having to shop at a separate retailer. However, on The Humble Co.'s own website, they state they're made of "40% PLA & 60% PP" - aka 40% Polylactic Acid (PLA, a bioplastic) and 60% Polypropylene (petroleum plastic). I won't be purchasing again for this reason alone, but they also are painful and annoying to use because they have two strings. I had to cut one of the strings on each flosspick for my family to use these. They're also more expensive than other brands that use a blend of PLA and corn starch handles.

No Teflon in the thread, better for the environment, and does a great job on my gums. What more could I ask for?

These seem to work well, but they are not made in the usa as the description says, which was one of my primary purchase motivations.