This is the 34th version  of my question (re. patented new floss   
holder), and it is reposted due to changes. The floss holder's page:
http://www.geocities.com/emailerss/   
               
 This floss holder is good for about 250 all-teeth flossing.
1.Are you flossing frequently using only floss,2 hands and nothing   
else?             
           
2.Is it clear from this web-page how to use this product, and how many
minutes have you (the researcher) spent on it?               
               
3.The Researcher is asked to answer with one word the question of   
whether he/she would use it at least seldom/partly?     
4.Please give the most cents you would pay for a sixpack.   
 
This is not a question, but a 1-word comment regarding eventual
internet
orders' extra would be highly appreciated, however the 5-star rating
is guaranteed of course. (I don't want to change the title.)
 
Thank you.

1.Are you flossing frequently using only floss,2 hands and nothing
else?

A - yes

2.Is it clear from this web-page how to use this product, and how many
minutes have you (the researcher) spent on it?

A - Not really and about 7 minutes

3.The Researcher is asked to answer with one word the question of
whether he/she would use it at least seldom/partly?

A - no

4.Please give the most cents you would pay for a sixpack.

A - 0

It is not the kind of product I would order online.

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Clarification of Answer by digsalot-ga on 21 Oct 2002 05:47 PDT

Just a bit of a note.  Your product sounds fine for those who would
make use of it.  I do think it would be better sold in stores rather
than online.  From what online marketing research I have done for the
print brokering industry (Dimension Graphics, Print Wizards and
Publisher's Printing Group) it seems it is more difficult to get
someone to part with a credit card number online for a small purchase
than it is a major one.  For some reason, small ticket offers online
run up a red flag much more frequently than do purchases of $100 or
more.

Great help. thank you.
clarif: Because of the extra packaging exp. and the 6-8 in. companies
are not really interested (for them floss is only toothache)