Cordless Pulse 3100 Rechargeable Portable Water Flosser for Teeth, Gums, Braces Care and Travel with 2 Flossing Tips, Waterproof for Shower Use, ADA Accepted, WF-20 Blue, Amazon Exclusive

I bought this as a gift for a friend who has braces, and according to him it has been one of the best things he’s added to his dental care routine. He liked it so much that he even asked me again for the product link so he could recommend it directly to his orthodontist. Personally, I’ve been using the Waterpik Aquarius for about two years now, and it completely changed the way I approach oral hygiene. Because of that experience, I already trusted the brand before buying this portable version, and it definitely lived up to expectations. My friend travels constantly, and he says this has become an essential item in his travel bag because it’s practical, easy to carry, and still powerful enough to keep his teeth and braces clean while away from home. Overall, Waterpik continues to impress me with the quality and reliability of their products. Highly recommended brand.

I couldn’t be more pleased. Battery life is amazingly long. Appreciate the compact design. Way less expensive than the larger bulky ones. Ease of use, although takes a bit of practice. Really works well and removes what flossing leaves behind. * use warm water if you have sensitive teeth * I have recommended this product to others.

The main reason I only rated this product 4 stars is because the reservoir is limited in it's water capacity, which means you have to re-fill it several times (depending on how much water flossing you do). On the positive side, the battery seems to last a long time, it is powerful enough to get the job done, it is lightweight and you could probably take it traveling (if you have a larger suitcase), it feels really good on your gums. I purchased this product for a couple trouble areas at the rear of my teeth that seems to trap more debris than other areas of my teeth....so it works great for reaching the back areas of your teeth, but like I said, the water tank kind of empties out relatively fast, but if you just leave the water running on low, once it empties out, you can quickly fill it back up and continue working on your teeth. You just might have to re-fill it several times in one sitting.

Only had it for a month, can't speak to durability yet but it works great. Do yourself a favor and get the cordless one to use in the shower. Water will get everywhere anyway and no need to mess with tubes. Battery seems to last, just add it to your shower routine and forget about it. Saying this after much thought about which model to get. The cordless one is plenty strong enough. Even on the low setting, you feel it.

A water flosser is a dental cleaning miracle! Its powerful pulsed water stream effectively penetrates gumlines and tight spaces where brushes cannot reach, flushing away food debris and loose plaque. It greatly reduces gum inflammation and maintains periodontal health, making it a perfect tool for implant or brace wearers.

1) Do they really think that a USB C connection is a great way to charge a device that is constantly getting wet? 2) The size of the unit is substantially bigger than my electric toothbrush, but the weight suggests the charging capacity is about the same. That says that they could make the charging compartment substantially smaller and have a much larger reservoir for the water. 3) The opening used to fill the reservoir with water is not at a point where it can ever be the high point of the reservoir. This may be ascetically pleasing, but I did not buy this to admire. If the faucet used to fill the reservoir is not aerated, the reservoir can be fully filled with a few tricks, but if the faucet is aerated, getting all of the air out of the reservoir is impossible. 4) The device has two settings for the force of the water, but getting to use the low setting is much harder than it should be. The easy operation goes past the low setting to the high setting which can be damaging to your gums. Turning the device on when it is being held in your mouth requires great care to stop at the low setting. Once you overcome the design errors, the device is effective at its intended purpose.

I loved this Waterpik portable irrigator. It is easy to use, has good power and leaves a feeling of deep cleaning that is not achieved only with brushing. It is ideal for those who use brackets, implants or simply want to improve their oral hygiene. I like that it is refillable and portable, perfect to use at home or take on a trip. The tank is a good size and the battery lasts a long time. In addition, the pressure is adjustable, which allows you to adapt it according to your comfort. It is definitely an excellent investment for dental health. I totally recommend it.

Waterpik holds court with the best water flosser. The cordless pulse 3100 is good. But, they promote you will receive two tips included, but they do not put them in this box. Thank goodness I had the corded version and i was able to use that one. Bad for them...good for me that I use their product at home. Yes, it holds a charge. Yes, it's a good value for the product. The battery holds a good charge. The idea is good because you can travel with it almost anywhere. What would have been the 100% tops idea would have been if Waterpik followed through with the idea that it is a travel product....so....where is the case, zippered pouch, or ??? It's another item the customer has to create the idea to protect the purchase.

Good option and good delivery

Great product

Muy buena compra, me ayuda mucho a la limpieza de mis brackets y además la batería le dura muchísimo

Excelente! Buena presión y buenos materiales. Mejor que otros de su tipo y precio

Delivery as promised and item was great! Thanks to the seller!