REACH POP Dental Floss | Eco-Friendly Packaging | Vegan Wax & PFAS-Free | Durability & Shred Resistance | Slides Smoothly & Easily | Effective Plaque Removal | Blue Color Floss | Peppermint, 54.7 YD

After deciding that I wanted to improve my oral health I knew I needed a better floss. This and Cocofloss were the ones I bought to try. Cocofloss is the cadillac of floss but this floss is just behind it. This floss cleans almost as well, is cheaper and comes with more floss though you give up the ability to refill the floss. If you have tried Cocofloss and didn’t like it or you don’t want to spend the money to buy it, try this. Compared to Cocofloss this floss is thinner and has that more standard flat shape compared to the thick round one cocofloss has. It pulls out just about the same amount of plaque between my teeth as Cocofloss, Cocofloss out performing it just by a little. Both are recyclable, made of recycled plastic, free of “forever chemicals” and woven. As mention Reach Pop is more affordable. Where I am amazon sells a pack of 5 for $16. Every roll claims 100 days of use (for a once a day floss using 18 inches of string) so a five pack will get you over a year worth of floss, where as Cocofloss which promises 60 days of floss (based on a once a day floss with 18 inches of string) as for cost it is $48 for two refill packs that have three rolls each (available on their website) but assuming you are just buying the floss on amazon individually or in packs its about $60. That is a big difference. Do I prefer Cocofloss a little but more, yes, but will I also be buying Reach Pop for its similar performance but cheaper price, also yes. Personally Reach Pop is a great cheaper alternative to Cocofloss and is worth a try.

Thin enough and strong to get job done

Found this new floss to be not much different than other floss I've used in the past. I find I need to wind more around my finger because it seems to unravel more easily than others. For me, it shreds maybe a tad bit less than others, but definitely not shred resistant. Glides between teeth no different than other waxed floss I've used. The blue color lets you see more easily anything it removed. It is minty, but I've used floss in the past that left a much more minty taste than this one, but perhaps it's because it was non-waxed. I would still get this product again...

A friend of mine introduced me to Coco Floss a few years ago. However, with the increasingly high prices we're all facing in everyday life, I needed to find a more affordable replacement for many different things in my life, including my floss. Enter Reach Pop, which is an incredible contender in the world of woven floss. With more floss per spool at 25% less than what I was paying for Coco Floss, it's a solid choice for those who need more out of their floss than a flat wax strip, but can't afford the luxury of the higher-priced brand name flosses that really do the job right. I was also pleasantly surprised by the nice flavor of the mint floss. It just added an extra kick of freshness that Coco Floss didn't provide. Regular flosses are pretty cheap, but all they do is move the food between your teeth into other areas of your teeth and mouth, which is kind of gross. Reach Pop actually grabs the food as you floss, so that you can remove it completely. So if you're willing to pay a few dollars more to get something that works and lasts, Reach Pop is a good brand to look into. It will definitely be my go-to from now on.

Not worth the extra money it costs because it still breaks just like the other flosses.