Diamond, Toothpicks Flat, 750 Count

I've always been a toothpick person, favoring the flat toothpicks to get into areas where round and square toothpicks will not go. With that, the toothpick must be of a good quality wood, made reliably with consistent thickness and ability to remove and clean without breaking or splintering.Unfortunately, what was once a great product, (used them as my standard flat toothpick for a couple decades), has degraded into a hit-and-miss proposition on what you get out of the box. I'd say that between the quality of wood degrading, the thickness standard all over the place, and some of them not even the same length, Diamond might want to look at what is in these boxes.I know there are not a lot of flat toothpick people, but for those of us who clean our teeth during the day with a flat toothpick, Diamond has just slipped and now makes a mediocre product.

Round toothpicks don't work at all for me. These flat toothpicks fit between my teeth well, or they do when I split the toothpick.

Great buy. I will not need to buy more for a few years

These toothpicks suck!! They break in half as you are using them!

I bought the flat ones by mistake. I will throw them out -- they are thin and flimsy. They break easily.