Radius Vegan Floss

1 unit Peppermint

4.3  (399 reviews)
A 55-yard (50m) box of Radius Vegan Floss in peppermint and coconut oil, with cavity-fighting erythritol, green mint leaves, non-toxic, plastic-free packaging, and an easy-open tab. Back view of a Radius Vegan Floss box with plastic-free packaging shows product details, features, instructions, environmental certifications, company info, and a QR code on a white background. A white box of Radius Vegan Floss with coconut oil, featuring green mint leaves on plastic-free packaging and labeled as non-toxic and better by design. A side view of the Radius Vegan Floss box, featuring a green plant illustration on its white, plastic-free packaging, which is slightly open at the top. Close-up of Radius Vegan Floss box shows ingredients: organic virgin coconut oil, erythritol, carnauba wax, and more. Plastic-free packaging. Made in Colombia.
A 55-yard (50m) box of Radius Vegan Floss in peppermint and coconut oil, with cavity-fighting erythritol, green mint leaves, non-toxic, plastic-free packaging, and an easy-open tab.

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The first USDA certified organic floss brings both function and sustainability to the table. Coated in organic coconut oil with cavity-fighting erythritol in plastic-free packaging, it’s time to make flossing fun.

Organic Virgin Coconut Oil*, Organic Carnauba Wax*, Organic Peppermint Oil*, Organic Tea Tree Oil*, Organic Erythritol*, Soft Nylon (*Certified Organic)

Floss after every meal or at least 2 times a day. Pull approximately 18" of floss out and wind around index fingers, leaving about 4" between. Slide between teeth, curve floss around tooth and move up and down.

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Let’s end the plastic era for good.

This product has significantly reduced plastic use compared to conventional alternatives primarily made of plastic, with key components of its packaging made from materials with greater circularity potential, such as paper, glass, or aluminum.

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This product has significantly reduced plastic use compared to conventional alternatives primarily made of plastic, with key components of its packaging made from materials with greater circularity potential, such as paper, glass, or aluminum.
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