“Fygg is the hydroxyapatite toothpaste I use for myself and my family because of the ingredient quality, not to mention - I also enjoy the taste!”
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Floss has to slip through a contact point tighter than a sheet of paper. Conventional floss solves that with a coating, and that coating is usually PTFE, the same compound behind nonstick pans and one of the PFAS group known as forever chemicals.
Silk solves it differently. The fiber is fine and strong enough on its own, so the glide comes from the material rather than from something added on top of it.
Because floss is drawn against gum tissue and held there twice a day, what coats the strand is worth knowing. Fygg contains no PFAS of any kind.
Tap a marker on the strand to see what each layer is.
Tap a marker on the strand to see what each one does.
Illustrative cross sections, not to scale.
Tap any row to see why it matters.
Silk is a protein fiber your body recognizes. Nylon and PTFE are plastics, and PTFE is one of the PFAS compounds. The fiber is the product, so it is the first thing worth checking.
This is the whole argument in one line. If the glide is built into the material, you do not need to add anything to get it. Everything conventional floss adds is solving a problem silk does not have.
PFAS are built to resist breaking down, which is exactly why they persist in the body. Floss is a small exposure next to cookware or water, but it is one you choose, and it is an easy one to remove.
Most floss is neutral at best. Propolis has been studied for antibacterial and gum-supporting properties, so the strand does something for the tissue it touches instead of just passing through.
Synthetic mint on floss is a flavor, not a cleaning agent. It masks the plastic. Take the plastic out and there is nothing left to mask.
You throw away roughly eighteen inches of floss every day. Silk is a natural protein fiber, so it returns to the earth. Nylon does not.
Silk, Propolis
Contains bee-derived propolis and silk, an animal protein. Not suitable for anyone with a bee or propolis allergy. Not vegan. Discontinue use and speak with your dentist if irritation occurs.
One spool is 33 yards. Here's how long that lasts you, and when to have the next one arrive.
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Based on about 18 inches per session, the length most dentists recommend. Your mileage will vary.
Silk is a remarkably strong natural fiber, and ours is spun to hold up through tight contacts. If you have very tight spots or a sharp edge on a filling or crown, guide it through with a gentle sawing motion rather than snapping it down. That is good technique with any floss.
PTFE is the compound behind Teflon and belongs to the PFAS group, chemicals that resist breaking down and can accumulate in the body over time. It is widely used to coat floss because it glides. Since floss is drawn against gum tissue every day, some people would rather not introduce it at all. Fygg contains no PFAS of any kind.
Propolis is the resin honeybees collect to seal and protect their hive. It has been studied for antibacterial and gum-supporting properties. Infused into the strand, a small amount reaches the gumline as you floss, so a routine step also supports the tissue it touches.
No. Silk and bee propolis are both animal-derived, so this floss is not vegan. We would rather tell you plainly than have you find out after it arrives.
Yes. There are no harsh coatings, flavors, or dyes, and propolis is there specifically for gum support. If you have a known allergy to bees or bee products, check with your dentist first.
Free & Clear means no added flavor and no dye. Most floss mint is synthetic and it is masking the plastic, not cleaning anything. Silk tastes like nothing, which is the point. Your toothpaste can handle the mint.
The silk is Seri.co certified and made in Italy, meeting global standards for purity, sustainability, and safety. It is naturally biodegradable at the end of its life.
Pure silk and bee propolis. Nothing your gums shouldn't meet.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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"I never really thought about floss until I read that most of it is coated in PTFE. This was an easy change. The silk is finer than the slick plastic stuff, but it doesn't shred between my tight back teeth, and there's no fake mint flavor to it. After a few weeks my gums feel calmer. It costs a little more than a drugstore spool, and I don't care, because it's the first floss I actually feel good about using twice a day."
"here I am getting excited about floss, but this stuff is the bomb. I love the zero waste, that it's made in Europe and not China or god knows where else, it's flavorless but very pleasant feeling/taste if that makes sense, and makes me actually look forward to flossing. my hygienist told me about it cuz I wasn't really flossing on a regular basis and boy was she right, this stuff is a really nice."
"I’ve been stressing out the microplastics from flossing, but when I tried all the natural floss brands they’d either get stuck cause they wouldn’t slide between my teeth, or they’d just break too easily. This is the first one I’ve found where I don’t have to worry about the plastics and it actually slides between my teeth. No breaks yet, but I’m admittedly only a couple weeks in to using it"