MontoPack Bamboo Wooden Toothpicks | 5000-Piece Large Wood Round Toothpicks in Clear Plastic Storage Box | Sturdy Safe Double Sided Party, Appetizer, Olive, Barbecue, Fruit, Teeth Cleaning Toothpicks

Bamboo toothpicks are very strong. They last when you are picking out that piece of veg or meat stuck between your teeth. They are sharper than a toothpick and they don’t immediately splinter like a wood toothpick. They come in a nice cylinder with a hole to turn over and your pick comes right out! And you won’t have to go for a 2nd or 3rd one! Well worth the money and recyclable!! The grip, stability, thickness, versatility and GRIP are PERFECT

These are the best toothpicks I have used. They come to a good point and are quite strong.

Just what I needed. I use these to mix paint and they work well.

These are excellent toothpicks. In the photo the bamboo is on the left Diamond brand on the right. I had been using Diamond brand toothpicks which are very soft & quickly lose their point. I was very happy to find them hard, sturdy, sharp, splinter-less with no flavor & moist (unlike most toothpicks that taste like a tongue depressor at first). I bought them based on price & quantity not knowing they were bamboo. Also didnt know the properties of bamboo that makes them excellent for toothpicks. In short i grind my teeth at night & use a guard. However at nearly 50 Ive still done damage, have less enamel & areas where food tries to hide. It sucks because I vigorously try to take care of my teeth. I have to use a toothpick after eating or ill drive every1 mad trying to clear my teeth. I’ll definitely buy these again whenever I run out.

It's rare that I write reviews but after 4 years of use, on my first order of 1000, solely ordered to pick my teeth, I will never choose another brand. These are the best toothpicks I've used ever and I'm kind of a snob as I've gone through countless toothpicks which were all way too soft. These bamboo toothpicks are tough and very durable. They never go soft and never get soggy. They barely bend at all! I've been looking for some good quality picks and these are definitely going to be what I buy until the end of my time. The packaging is quality too. I've purchased other picks in hard, plastic cases, and those cases usually crack and break relatively easily. This case is a more durable, thicker, hard plastic that holds 500 picks and that has a hole at the top to allow one pick to come out at a time. I've dropped these cases, and likely put enough pressure on them to crack them due to getting squished for what ever reason, but the case has held up with no cracks in sight. Packaging is a pretty trivial point as we're less concerned with how the toothpicks are contained, but I thought it is worth mentioning. I tell my family that these tooth picks are mine and they're not to use them for anything other than their teeth. My wife buys generic toothpicks at the local market for her baking needs, and if my kids need a pick for their projects, these are hands off; that's how much I value them. I keep one of the two containers in the kitchen cabinet and the other in my office, as well as a small resealable back of them in my vehicle, and a few in my wallet. I don't leave home without them. I finally am down to my last few picks, after four years, and it's time to buy more. These are OUTSTANDING in every way, both quality and quantity for the cost! Look no where else! You've found the end of the rainbow! :D

Sturdy toothpicks.

First off, the Bamboo toothpicks are fine and as described. However, they were ordered with a heavy brass water heater drain valve. Both were shipped in an unpadded envelope. No padding added. Unbelievable! The valve banged against the two plastic containers of toothpicks which caused some cracking. Surprisingly, the valve threads were not damaged. These items should have been placed in a small box with padding for protection. What were they thinking?

It would be easy to say these are just toothpicks. And they are. They are solid wood, able to pick out that which does not belong in your teeth. But they can also hang between the lips for hours, displaying a roughtough but easygoing attitude to the world, and still not get soggy. They can poke your little sister and surprise the daylights out of her and then be thrown away before your parents catch you. They can hold a fragile sandwich together (just don't forget it before biting into it which could require expensive dental care). These toothpicks come in handy plastic containers, tightly packed, beautifully packaged, ready to be used one at a time, or pulled out in a group and inserted in your own more home-friendly holder. There is nothing more pleasing than to see an orderly, vertical arrangement of skinny little wooden soldiers ready to come to your assistance exactly when needed, willing to be discarded when their job is done. They are hardy, resilient, and cost-effective! I soaked some of ours in cinnamon oil, so my brother-in-law could use them as he tries to quit smoking (again). They are a cheap but effective way to put something tangy in your mouth that is much healthier than the cancer-producing tobacco that is so dangerous to the user. (Just be careful with the cinnamon oil!) We'll get good use out of these hundreds of toothpicks, and will never come to the end of the many uses to which we can put them. In this day and age, what could be a better use of your money?!

They do the job but are a little fragile.

I intensely dislike the fact that the product was supplied loose in a cardboard box which is useless for presenting the bamboo sticks, used as toothpicks, when the picture of the product shows them in plastic containers which present the sticks so that they can be extracted one at a time.

I think there’s been a mistake. I’ve received peppermint scented kindling. There was no indication I would have to whittle the toothpicks myself.