Floss.com’s Floss-o-grams Sweeten the Air

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BETHPAGE, N.Y.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–May 2, 2000–The air around you may be a little fresher as Floss.com’s 10,000th Floss-o-gram made its way to someone in cyberspace. Tactfully telling a co-worker, friend or loved one that they have bad breath has never been an easy thing to do. Floss-o-grams are e-cards that can be sent anonymously to inform someone that they’re among the 30 to 80 million Americans who share the affliction. Recipients of the e-cards are then guided to Floss.com’s Breath Center where they can read information and advice about causes and cures for bad breath.

“Response to the Floss-o-grams has been extremely positive from the very start,” says Christine Mamos, President of Floss.com. “They are one of the most popular features at Floss.com and we have even had people who have received the cards e-mailing us for personal advice and recommendations for products to alleviate the problem.”

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