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Oral B Ultra FlossNewest Review: ... (and likewise several would come out at the same time). Well- that problem is no more! This new format sees the floss in the ... more More Oral B in Body Care
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Price Comparison for Oral B Ultra Floss
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Oral-B Ultra Floss Mint 50 m (Pack of 6)
Made of a Unique Fluffy Material Designed to Avoid Irritation Com ... Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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£ 21.69 |
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Oral-B Ultra Floss Regular 50 m (Pack of 6)
Helps your Teeth and Gums Stay Healthy Unique Fluffy Material to ... Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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£ 21.69 |
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Oral-B Ultra Floss Mint 25 m No-Wax (Pack of6)
Made of a Unique Fluffy Material Designed to Avoid Irritation Com ... Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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£ 15.29 |
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Read Reviews for Oral B Ultra Floss
by - written on 28/08/09 (Very useful, 42 readings)
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Well- My Ultrafloss looks nothing like the picture- in fact it looks more like the picture of Superfloss but hey, I will review it here and if it's in the wrong place please move (to Dooyoo team). OK, this is essentially a dental floss. But with a difference! It's roughly £2.50 or slightly less from a variety of places, but is still quite new and unique so only some larger Boots Sainsburys and Waitrose seem to have it in. There was a predecessor which existed in a box format and was £3.99 a pack. This has been discontinued and this more affordable variety has taken its place. I am so glad that Oral-B have decided to bring out this floss- the old ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/01/09 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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Certain things in my life are demanding certain changes in my daily routines. I have to start taking extra care of my body. So the first change was the diet - lots of fresh fruit and vegetables, no more chocolate snacking at work. Now cleaning your teeth in the staff toilet does not go down well in my office, but I hate that feeling of having apple skin stuck between my teeth so I thought I would invest in some floss as it could be discretely taken to the toilet to use and easily disposed of. No one need ever know. My dentist has always been on at me about flossing to 'thoroughly remove food traces and plaque from those places a brush cant reach' ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/11/07 (Useful, 49 readings)
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Dental floss is something that we should all have in our bathrooms or wherever however it is one aspect of our oral hygiene which we always ignore and do not tend to bother with much however flossing realy can help keep oral hygiene at its best. Flossing firstly helps to remove any food which is stuck in between the teeth which can irritate both the teeth and the gums and secondly it helps to remove food and other things in the teeth which can cause decaying and bad breath. Also which I didnt know until I went to the dentist recently it also helps to reduce the chance of having an abses which let me tell you is probably one of the most painful experiences which you will ... Read the complete review
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