Walgreens Hi-Tech Dental Floss, 20, 54.7 Yards

It is very hard to find Hi-Tech Dental Floss these days and it is a great product—thicker than regular floss, but not as big and flat as dental tape. I hope that they continue to sell this product for those of us who won’t use anything else.

I've tried a number of different types of floss over the years, starting with Reach, then the EZ Glide variety, etc. The reach floss (and others of its type) clean beautifully, but they shred on occasion, requiring tearing off another string and continuing from there. The EZ Glide variety does glide, but doesn't clean as well, and slips off wet fingers readily.This is the first floss I have found that cleans well, doesn't get slippery, and doesn't shred. I bought this floss for years at Kroger with their brand on it, but they stopped carrying it. I was glad to find it here.

Only floss I've found that does not break. Can do my whole mouth with one length of floss.

I love this type of floss but it was way pricey.

When did floss get to be so expensive? Hi-Tech is amazing. It cleans really well - much better than other brands we've tried - but it's a bit pricey for the raw materials.

I got the order in 2 days....This is the best floss on the market (I've tried many); it doesn't shread or break - like many other brands do, and it slides between your teeth easily.

When Kroger stopped carrying its Hi-Tech floss, I was gratified to see Walgreen start to carry a version and tried it. Kroger's version did not fray. Walgreen's does, sometimes leaving filaments between my tightly-packed teeth. Now where do I go?Addendum: Bed, Bath, Beyond online carries dental floss identical to the defunct (and excellent) Kroger Hi-Tech! $1.99 per!

This is the ONLY dental floss I can use without having my teeth shred it to pieces. I have tried every single one out there, even the most expensive. This is THE ONE if you have problems with floss shredding as well. Thank you HiTech!!!!!