Johnson & Johnson Reach Mint Waxed Dental Floss, 5 Count
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Johnson was the original owner of Reach. Johnson will be in charge until 2012. Johnson sold the Reach brand to Dr. Fresh LLC, a multi-national pharmaceutical company, in 2012. a multinational corporation Many Dr. Fresh products are manufactured in Canada and can be found in stores such as BigLots, Dollar Tree, and Walmart. Yes, the quality of this Reach product has degraded since Dr. Fresh purchased it. The seller is using an old photo from before the Reach company was transferred. This is a form of deceptive advertising. The original Reach floss was thick and green in color. It's white and a lot thinner now. The best bet is to pick up a 55-yard pack at the Dollar Store for a buck. At least to me, it's now only worth that much.
Like any other floss, it works the same way. This one appeals to me the most because it is more durable and less likely to break while in use. Flossing is extremely beneficial to my teeth.
Cinnamon dental floss isn't available on Amazon or anywhere else that I've looked. It would be fantastic if they could bring it back.
The floss is a single strand. It has a minty flavor and is green. I've never used it to sew before. What makes you think you're going to sew with it? It is, however, my preferred floss for flossing.
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Is this floss for real? My only disappointment is that my dentist only advises flossing once a day. I could stretch this pack all the way to Nebraska, and if I flossed after every meal and snack, working my way down the line, I'd be in Nebraska in 863 years with the cleanest corn chompers this side of 'Ol Bethany. If you're on the fence or need to repair a fence (it's only 500 yards, compadre), go for it. Unlike buying all of the seasons of Friends, you will not be disappointed with this purchase.
The product photo does not accurately depict the product; the photo depicts the Johnson name on the floss package, but the floss package actually reads Reach only and does not include the Johnson name. I wanted to buy the Johnson product, but instead got a no-name product with misleading advertising.
I wish I had read the remaining one. Previously, I wrote a five-star review on this.
Johnson & Johnson is not the manufacturer of your dental floss. Johnson, it's a completely different story than the one depicted in that show. In addition, on the outside of the REACH mint waxed box, there is a piece of paper stuck on, which is not the real one. Please be truthful and send me a genuine replacement while also refunding my money. Thank you very much! Please examine the photographs very carefully.
This floss offends me greatly. It has a thick, stringy texture. I feel like I'm shoving popcorn kernels between my teeth when I try to floss with this. My teeth aren't even close together; their spacing is normal. Despite the fact that I only have one crowded tooth and one filling, this floss shreds on a regular basis. It shreds particularly well around my single filling, to the point where it becomes stuck and requires a lot of effort to remove. Not fun. It's also not very good at cleaning. Even after going over my teeth twice, I still have gunk between my teeth. br>I despise this floss and would rather use Colgate. I'm going to throw the rest of them away.
The five hundred-dollar bills are: The floss containers I got from Amazon don't look like the 100-yard containers I had before. I bought a yard of floss from a nearby pharmacy. The label was printed directly on the plastic in the previous container. "Johnson" is written on the label. "Johnson" is a red logo. The "Johnson" is also a good example. The logo of Johnson is imprinted on the lid's plastic. Instead of being printed directly on the plastic, the label on the containers I received from Amazon is a paper label glued to the plastic. "Johnson" is a name that has been given to a person who "Johnson" isn't mentioned in any of the books- Neither the label nor the lid contain any information about the product. As a result, I'm not convinced it's a genuine Johnson. It's just floss, so it's unlikely to make a difference. However, if I need health products in the future, I'll probably go to a reputable local store.
When compared to a sample from my dentist's office, I shreds significantly more. This leads me to believe it's a hoax. I'm not sure, though. To compare, I'll purchase the 200 yard "made in Canada" package.
I purchased this product in 2015 and was planning to reorder until I read some of the negative reviews claiming that they had received counterfeit products because A) the text was on a label rather than printed on the box, and B) it didn't have the Johnson & Johnson logo. It features the Johnson logo. I was shocked to learn that I had been using fake floss for the past two years and planned to throw away my last box until I went to my local Walgreens. br>br>Walgreens sells the exact same item (as a 1-pound bag) for the same price. It, too, does not have a label or the Johnson & Johnson logo. The logo for Johnson. Johnson was mentioned only once in this article. Johnson was on the price tag at Walgreens, but not on the product. br>br>In addition, if you go to the official Johnson & Johnson website, you can learn more about the company. The picture of the floss on the Johnson/Reach website also lacks a logo. Johnson, br>br>Johnson, br>br>Johnson, br>br> Johnson's box design must have changed a long time ago, and some people began to panic without doing their homework. br>br>For additional proof, please see my photos from Walgreens and a screenshot from the Reach website.
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