Oral‑B Floss, Glide Mint Floss Picks with Scope, 150 Count (2 pack)
$15.33
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Product details
Oral-B Glide with Scope floss picks are ready-to-use dental floss picks with mint flavor and a textured pick end for cleaning hard-to-reach areas. The Glide ribbon floss is designed to slide between tight teeth and resist shredding while helping remove plaque and trapped food.
- Includes 150 mint‑flavored dental floss picks
- Silky Glide ribbon floss that slides between tight teeth
- Textured pick end for difficult areas
- Infused with Scope mint for a refreshing flavor
- Designed for daily adult use, green plastic picks
Product specifications
| Brand | Oral-B |
|---|---|
| Model | 00300410103859 |
| Color | Green |
| Count | 150 |
| Net content statement | 150 each |
| Material | Synthetic |
| Features | No-Shred |
| Age group | Adult |
| Dental floss & flosser type | Dental Floss Picks |
| Flavor | Mint |
| Health concern | Plaque |
| Ingredient preference | Bleach-Free |
| Ingredient properties | Anticavity |
| Items included | 150 Mintflavored Dental Floss Picks |
| Number of applications | 150 |
| Primary ingredient | Ribbon Dental Floss |
| Product net content parent | 150 Each |
| Product net content uom | Each |
| Retail packaging | Single Piece |
| Scope flavor statement | Scope flavor provides long‑lasting freshness |
| Silky floss statement | Silky dental floss glides easily between tight teeth |
| Texture | Textured |
| UPC / GTIN | 463567969744 |
Directions
Flossing Instructions: Hold handle, guide floss between teeth using a gentle back-and-forth motion. Move floss up and down against tooth to help remove plaque and food particles above and just below the gumline. Rinse floss as necessary (repeat for each tooth).Pick Instructions: Place tip of pick between teeth at the gumline. Use a gentle in and out motion to help remove plaque and food particles and stimulate gums. Rinse as necessary.
Ingredients
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Questions about this product
How many picks are in the pack?
150 picks per pack, in a 2 pack, so 300 applications in total.
Will the floss shred between tight teeth?
It carries a No-Shred rating, which is the main reason people choose Glide over a standard waxed floss. The ribbon glides between tight contacts rather than catching and fraying on a rough filling edge.
What is the floss made of?
A synthetic ribbon floss with a textured surface. The texture is what lifts plaque, where a smooth floss mostly slides past it.
Is it bleach free?
Yes. It carries a bleach-free ingredient preference and an anticavity property.
What does it taste like?
Mint with Scope flavoring. It is a stronger mint than an unflavored floss, which is the point for most buyers and the reason a minority dislike it.
How do I use a pick properly?
Curve the floss against the side of one tooth in a C shape and slide it below the gumline, then repeat against the neighboring tooth. Snapping it straight down between teeth is what makes gums bleed and is the most common technique mistake.
Can I reuse a pick?
Rinse and reuse across a few teeth in one session if the floss is still intact. Do not keep one for the next day. The floss loses texture once it has been through several contacts and a used pick holds bacteria.
Does it replace regular flossing?
For most people it is close enough that the one they actually use every day is the better tool. String floss gives more control around the back molars and on a deep C-curve.
Is it safe around braces or bridges?
Picks are awkward around fixed appliances because the bridge of the pick blocks access. A floss threader or an interdental brush is the right tool there.
Are they recyclable?
No. The handle and floss are bonded synthetic and go in general waste.
What is the UPC?
463567969744.
