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qwik dose dental floss holder refill (sheheri)

Replacement 15-metre mint-flavoured floss spool refill for the QWIK Flosser handle — a reusable, hygienic flossing system.

QWIK Dose is a reusable flosser handle that holds a refillable spool of floss inside an ergonomic handle. The click wheel dispenses fresh floss each time, and the storage compartment keeps it clean between uses. Each refill spool gives 15 m of mint-flavoured floss tape — many flossing sessions per refill.

Benefits:
- Cuts plastic waste compared to single-use Y-shaped flossers
- Reusable QWIK handle stores the floss spool hygienically
- 15 m of mint-flavoured floss per refill — long supply, low cost-per-use
- Fresh floss segment with every click of the wheel
- Click-and-dispense design — easier to use than threading traditional rolled floss
- Suitable for daily flossing, including around bridges, implants, and crowns

How to Use:
1. Open the QWIK Flosser handle and remove the empty spool
2. Insert the new refill spool, following the diagram inside the handle
3. Close the handle and pull a fresh segment of floss using the click wheel
4. Slide the floss gently between two teeth using a back-and-forth motion
5. Curve the floss around the base of each tooth in a "C" shape
6. Click the wheel to advance a fresh segment, and move to the next gap
7. When the spool runs out, replace with another refill

Precautions:
- Use only with a compatible QWIK Flosser handle
- Replace the spool when empty; do not force a worn or jammed wheel
- Be gentle around bridges, implants, and recent dental work
- If gums bleed for the first 1-2 weeks of starting to floss, that's normal as gums adapt; persistent bleeding past 2 weeks ? see a dentist
- Discard used floss in regular waste, not flushed
- Store the handle and refill at room temperature, away from moisture

Q&A:
Q: How long does one 15 m refill last?
A: It depends on how much floss you use per session — typically a refill lasts 1-3 months of daily flossing for one person.

Q: Floss vs interdental brushes?
A: Floss is best for very tight contacts where no brush fits. Interdental brushes are more effective for any gap they fit into. Many users keep both: brushes for daily use, floss for the very tight spots.

Q: How often should I floss?
A: Once daily is the gold standard — most dentists recommend evening (before bed) so plaque doesn't sit overnight. If once feels hard, even 3-4 times a week is FAR better than nothing.