RADIUS Silk Floss

Recommended

Pure silk floss in coconut oil and carnauba wax from a mainstream oral-care brand - plastic-free and, in independent testing, non-detect for PFAS. Just be sure to grab the silk line, not the vegan nylon one.

The verdict: Plastic-free

RADIUS's silk floss is pure silk coated in coconut oil and carnauba plant wax - a natural protein fiber that can't be a fluoropolymer, so it's plastic-free and PFAS-free by construction, and RADIUS flosses came back non-detect for organic fluorine in independent 2024 testing. The one catch is at the shelf: RADIUS also sells a separate vegan floss whose thread is nylon - still plastic, though not PFAS - so this rating applies specifically to the silk SKU. Check the pack names silk before you buy.

Verification: Community reported

What it's made of

PartMaterialSkin contact
thread
pure silk
Silk Yes primary
coating
coconut oil + carnauba wax
Candelilla Wax No

A waxed silk floss from a long-running oral-care brand that's easier to find in ordinary stores than the boutique silk options. The coconut-oil-and-carnauba coating gives it a smooth glide; it's a standard-diameter silk thread.

Pros

  • Pure silk - plastic-free, and non-detect for PFAS in independent testing
  • From a mainstream brand, so it's more widely stocked than boutique silk floss
  • Coconut oil + carnauba wax coating for a smooth glide

Cons

  • Sold alongside a vegan nylon floss under the same brand - easy to grab the plastic one by mistake
  • Fine silk can fray on rough restorations

Notes

Categories: Dental Floss

Sources

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