Paro Dental Floss Holder, The Perfect Grip Reusable Flosser Handle for Oral Cleaning, Refillable and Easy to Clean, Works Best with Riser Floss

If you have any teeth gaps that are like, really tight, I feel like this might not work for you. I have a couple spots where my teeth are kind of too close, and they dislodge the floss or loosen it to the point of uselessness EVERY TIME. So basically I can barely use it since it can't get through a single floss session without doing this once or twice. It's totally aggravating. I wish I had complained sooner so I could get a refund but I didn't and that's on me, but I'm glad I remembered to come back and leave this review.

The thing is an interesting device. It’s like a mini clamp that holds floss. It holds the floss securely and tightly. It feels a little flimsy but absolutely does the job. Think it’s just a little overpriced for what it is but it’s does the job well. Will likely be buying another for a spare just in case this one breaks. I do expect it to break because it is flimsy. If you can find something similar for a cheaper price then it’s a good buy. My floss is the name brand heavy duty stuff. Don’t know how well it will work with the cheaper off brand stuff.

I have broken three of them in a little over a year. Also, it doesn't always get a strong enough grip, meaning the floss will become loose when getting between tight teeth. Still, I like the concept and I like that it saves floss—you only need to use about an inch at a time.

I finally tossed this thing in the trash after fighting with it for a month. I've tried different floss and everything I used slips out of the grips. I've tried wrapping it a little, wrapping it a lot, and I tried knots and I haven't gotten a full floss session without having to reapply or replace the floss. Also it's not wide enough as I can't get it past my gums on my back teeth. No dentist has ever told me I have fat gums. Really wanted this to work.

I like the design, nice looking. Doesn't work with the flat ribbon floss, such as Glide (r). I tried to double wrap so it wouldn't slip. One of the arms broke the 3rd time I tried flossing with it.

I've been using the same one for about 2 years with Glide-B tape floss. It has worked well for me for the most part, and the angle lets me get between the deeper areas around the gaps of my teeth. I would say its biggest flaw is that it does lose tension pretty quickly just by itself, especially for tight teeth like my two back molars. However, I found that I can hold the floss tight by looping each end of the floss through a bobby pin (total of 2 bobby pins) and tying it, that way one hand is flossing and the other is pulling the floss tight with the bobby pins. Definitely got my money's worth from it and didn't have to buy the little dinosaur head kind which was why I bought this in the first place.

Works perfectly. Only flosser I use. Best on the market.

I am an avid flosser. I tried to buy something new that would help get the teeth in the back. But this was not it.I’ve been told by my orthopedist and primary dentist my mouth is on the small side. It is not the best tool for smaller kids/preteen or small mouth adults. The hard plastic constantly hit my back gum which really hurt. This Device was ok for the front teeth. But most ppl need help with the teeth in the back. So this was not a good product