BrytonPick FLOSS Product Review

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Today I received 2 samples of the Bryton Floss Pick for a product review. I couldn't wait to see what this product was all about. I thought this a product for my husband who is always looking to get something out of his teeth when we are not at home. Like my husband people often use dangerous improvised tools like: a pen cap, paperclip, fingernails, edge of paper, or worse!

The pick it self  is approximately 2.5 inches in length. Which seemed to be a perfect size when I was using it. The reusable carry-pouch is approximately 3.25 inches x 2 inches. I do agree with their information on the packaging that is a credit card size carry-pouch that will fits in any wallet/purse/pocket. The first thing I didn't care for is that the reusable carry-pouch doesn't close. I don't know about you but I have so much stuff in my wallet and purse I don't know how clean it will stay. The BrytonPick is reusable up to 30 days so this is a plus. I'm not sure why they won't be good for longer, but I would have to use it for the 30 days and report back on the condition of the pick.

The first try the company suggest trying it after eating and in front of a mirror. Gently slide between teeth to avoid contact with the lips. They also state that it normally takes several tries to become accustomed to the cleaning procedure. 

When I removed it from the pouch it doesn't look like traditional floss. It has a plastic handle with very thin, stainless steel picks. It almost looks like a little boomerang. I wasn't sure about putting the metal in between my gums, I can't lie I was a little nervous trying it. 

The companies website state BrytonPick’s edges are too soft to be ‘pushed’ in between teeth.

The round and blunt edges reduce the risk of injuring the gums, dental work and teeth. BrytonPick is strictly an interdental cleaner, it will not injure the gums since it is not forced into the gum line. Beginners risk: paper-cutting the lip.

So I went ahead and carefully tried the product . It worked pretty well , it would not fit in between all of my teeth but I have to say I have a hard time with regular floss in those same areas. I had my husband test it out also and he said it works good, and that he would use it and keep it in his wallet.

I think this is a good product overall and will use it for the next 30 days then update you. It is a quick, easier way to floss your teeth on the go. I personal would probably use it only on the go and use my regular floss at home. Overall this is a good product.

• Keep the mouth open in a smiling position to avoid contact with the lip • Gently insert either-end between teeth • SLIDE between teeth INSIDE - OUT • Cleaning edges may bend to adapt to your interdental shape • Cleanse with napkin, tissue or hot water • Store BrytonPick in its credit card size carrying pouch • Use only as directed. Age 10 and up

 BrytonPick’s  are made in the USA from completely recyclable materials. An additional environmental benefit is that BrytonPick (because of it's germ-resistant stainless steel cleaning strips), thereby reducing the waste stream.

You can check out the Bryton Pick at http://www.brytonpick.com.  If you’d like to try these out for yourself, you can find them at meijer, Drug Fair, Kinney Drugs, Pathmark, A & P. Dik Drug Co. and Superfresh.  They can also be found online at www.brytonpick.com, Drugstore.com, Amazon.com, Dentist.net, CVS.com and Walgreens.com.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.

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I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.