The Cocolab store is the home of Cocofloss, and its site title describes dentist-designed textured dental floss and oral care. The catalogue is small and priced low. Prices below are those listed at the time of writing; they can change.
Floss first
Floss is the core product. The Cherry Bloom and Delightful Mint dental floss are both listed from $10. Beyond single flavours, there are sets such as the Cocofloss Happiness Set at $38 (listed against $40) and the Cocofloss Refill Trio at $24 (against $27).
Toothpaste
Three toothpaste sizes are listed:
- Cocoshine Whitening Travel Toothpaste — $7
- Cocoshine Whitening Toothpaste — $15
- Cocoshine Whitening Jumbo Toothpaste — $25
The Cocoshine Duo is $28 against $30, and the Cocoshine Trio is $45.
Brush heads and kits
The Cocobrush 5 Pack is $46, down from $50. Electric Brush Refills are $24. The Shine + Floss Kit costs $23 against $25. The savings on these sets are small, typically between $2 and $4, but they add up if you restock regularly.
Free shipping line
The homepage banner offers free shipping on orders over $30. Two floss packs at $10 each would not reach it, but adding the $15 toothpaste would.
A sample restock order
Here is how a typical order might price out. One Cherry Bloom floss ($10), one Cocoshine Whitening Toothpaste ($15) and a pack of Electric Brush Refills ($24) come to $49. If the 20% storewide offer applied to that order, the total would be $39.20, though the offer excludes subscriptions and needs a code at checkout.
The set listings show small markdowns, so it is worth doing the sum yourself. The Cocofloss Refill Trio at $24 is $3 below its $27 listing, about 11%, and the Cocobrush 5 Pack at $46 is $4 below $50, about 8%. The Happiness Set at $38 saves $2 against $40, around 5%. In other words, the sets save you something, but not a lot, so the bigger lever is the storewide percentage offer.
The travel-size toothpaste at $7 is the cheapest item in the list and a low-cost way to try the product before buying the $15 tube or the $25 jumbo. If you are comparing sizes, the jumbo costs $10 more than the standard tube.
One more point on sizing: the three toothpaste prices ($7, $15 and $25) show that you pay more per tube as the size goes up, but the jumbo is the one to look at if you use it daily and want fewer reorders. Check the product page for the exact amount in each tube before comparing.
How to pay less
The listed storewide offer is 20% off, with a note that subscriptions are excluded. That means it applies to one-off purchases rather than recurring orders, so decide which you prefer before checking out. A code is needed at checkout. Our Cocolab coupons page keeps the current offer. For questions about whitening or sensitive teeth, ask your dentist.