Macromolecule Care Floss
Effective expanding mint floss that boosts oral health compliance with minimal risks.
For oral use only; do not swallow. Discontinue if gum irritation occurs. Potential mint allergy risk. Keep out of reach of young children to avoid choking if misused.
What's the verdict?
This innovative floss prioritizes effective plaque removal and gum comfort through its expanding structure and smooth glide. It enhances routine dental care with mint flavor, reducing risks of gum disease and bad breath when used regularly, with strong user satisfaction for quality and convenience.
What it's made of
3 listed · 1 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Macromolecular Polymer (Floss Filament/Base)Beneficial
Usage Safety: Durable expanding polymer structure effectively removes plaque from tight interdental spaces while resisting shredding and minimizing gum abrasion; supports long-term oral health benefits with very low risk of adverse reactions during typical use.
- Peppermint Oil (Flavoring Agent)Caution
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.
- Natural Wax Coating (Gliding Agent)
Usage Safety: Provides smooth insertion between teeth to prevent breakage and discomfort; inert material with no notable safety issues in standard oral application though not intended for significant ingestion.
Nutrition
None: calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.
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