777 Dental Flossers (30PC) vs Macromolecule Care Floss
CheckTag rates Macromolecule Care Floss higher: 4.2/5 against 4.0/5.

Ahl Almadina
777 Dental Flossers (30PC)
4.0/5· Good
Rated higher
Macromolecule
Macromolecule Care Floss
4.2/5· Good
Side by side
| 777 Dental Flossers (30PC) | Macromolecule Care Floss | |
|---|---|---|
| CheckTag rating | 4.0/5 | 4.2/5✓ |
| Shopper reviews | No reviews yet | No reviews yet |
| Flagged ingredients | 2 | 1✓ |
| Ingredients listed | 2 | 3 |
| Allergens | — | — |
| Net quantity | — | — |
| Safety note | Yes | Yes |
Ingredients worth a second look
777 Dental Flossers (30PC)
- Polypropylene (Plastic Handle/Pick) — Inert, durable plastic used for the frame and pointed end; non-toxic for oral contact, poses no significant health risks when used as directed while enabling precise cleaning to reduce dental disease risk.
- Nylon (Floss Thread) — Synthetic fiber stretched across the handle that effectively dislodges plaque and particles from tight spaces; promotes better gum health and cavity prevention with low allergy risk for most users but may irritate sensitive gums if applied with excessive force.
Macromolecule Care Floss
- Peppermint Oil (Flavoring Agent) — Usage Safety: Adds refreshing mint sensation that encourages regular flossing and offers mild breath-freshening effects; caution for users with menthol sensitivities due to potential for mild allergic reactions or oral mucosa irritation.
What's different inside
They don't share any ingredients.
Only in 777 Dental Flossers (30PC)
Polypropylene (Plastic Handle/Pick), Nylon (Floss Thread)
In both
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Only in Macromolecule Care Floss
Macromolecular Polymer (Floss Filament/Base), Peppermint Oil (Flavoring Agent), Natural Wax Coating (Gliding Agent)
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