Co-op Dental Floss

Co-op Total Care Dental Floss

Co-Op Dental Care Waxed Dental Floss is designed to clean hard-to-reach areas between teeth, aiding in the removal of plaque and food particles.

It is infused with fluoride and has a mint flavour that helps to freshen breath.

The wax coating on the floss ensures a smooth glide between teeth for an easier cleaning experience.

This product has earned approval from the Oral Health Foundation.

How to purchase

Look for this in your local Co-op or buy it online.

Also available on Uber Eats in some areas.

All Co-op accredited products

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