What makes it different
The wand holds one end of your floss. You hold the other end on one finger. You floss with the span between them, aiming it with the wand instead of your fingertips.
Use any floss you want
Waxed, unwaxed, flat tape, whatever your dentist recommends. Flosser picks lock you into their floss. Flosser Wand doesn't.
No finger strangling
One hand in your mouth instead of two. The wand holds the tension, so you don't wrap floss around your fingers until they go numb.
Full floss tension
Flosser picks and floss harps can't replicate the tension of wrapping floss around your fingers. Flosser Wand can.
Built to last
The wand itself is solid stainless steel. The holder slides off and can be replaced on its own, so the wand stays with you.
Sanitizes completely
Soak the tip of the wand, the part that goes in your mouth, in hydrogen peroxide. Or slide the floss holder off and run the metal wand through boiling water or the dishwasher.
Dramatically less waste
Traditional flossing uses roughly 18+ inches per session. Flosser Wand uses 3-5. No disposable plastic picks in the bin.
Travels with you
Compact enough to fit alongside a Sonicare toothbrush in a standard travel case. TSA-friendly. Your routine doesn't have to change when you leave home.
Flosser picks hold your floss at one fixed angle. There's no way to adjust the tension or reach the way you would wrapping floss around your fingers, so the same spots get missed, every time.
Full floss tension, any angle, one hand doing the work instead of two. It's the technique you already know, without the sore fingers or the awkward reach.