as you can (sort of) see, the label sez:
“TESCO
Total Care
Freshmint flavour
INTERDENTAL
WOODSTICKS
100 double ended
with fluoride”
i. the freshmint and fluoride presumably mean you no longer need to brush yr teeth ever
ii. hence the phrase “total care”
iii. “double ended” AS OPPOSED TO WHAT?
iv. photo and purchase courtesy eli and emma
v. yes foax they are TOOTHPICKS
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I think this is more in the sense of "anyone else Sim chooses"
the savvy shopper knows that “100 double-ended” is the practical equivalent of 200 of the old fusty one-ended kind. total care at a total bargain!