ORAVIX Dental Water Flosser, Tonsil Stone Remover, Gentle Oral Irrigator for Sensitive Teeth and Gums, Kids Manual Water Flosser, No Electricity or Batteries

It does the job well - the person who used it said the experience was weird & unsettling to remove the stones for the first time ever - but they said there were many and this truly did the job they needed

This is EXACTLY what I need! Had dental surgery recently and was given a syringe style irrigator which worked just fine for what it was. But it required multiple liquid refill per cleaning and it wasn’t ergonomic. I bought a cordless waterpik which was recommended by my dental office as well as the surgeon who performed the procedure on me. They said it was safe now to start using it but the pressure setting on the waterpik was too much even at its lowest setting. It was uncomfortable shooting a laser stream of water everywhere not to mention the residual water spraying all over the sink and my bathroom mirror. It became a chore. Stumbled upon this and the manual feature is what I actually wanted. Something I can control literally with my finger. I stop pressing the button the flosser stops shooting water. I can use this with precision and the water pressure is PERFECT. I may use the waterpik from time to time but right now only 7 weeks post dental procedure this manual flosser is the only thing I need. Best purchase I made in recent months this thing saved me.

It looks like and acts like the photos but doesn’t really work well. If you hold it at the angle to fit in your mouth it stops pumping. You have to hold your head in a weird way even when water is full. I was hoping to like it but I don’t like it. It’s way too weak to work on teeth. It feels ok quality wise but frankly over priced for what it is. I paid $10. It uses no batteries it’s just a hand pump which is fine. It’s easy to do the button but I couldn’t get it to work.

I bought this to get rid of tonsil stones as they have plagued me for years. Best decision I've made, the pressure is low and it doesn't require electricity which I like. I do wish it held more water or was bigger in general, but it's good for travel. I also wish the water holder was more secure on the flosser, it feels loose like it's constantly falling off. Takes a bit of practice but once I got the hang of it I was tonsil stone free for the first time in my life!

This product is a joke! Don't waste your money. Not what I expected. It's suppose to remove tonsil stones...HA, impossible! You have to push the trigger over and over, and an extremely weak short lived stream comes out. Ridiculous! I'm so disappointed. SMH!

I hardly write reviews. But this is a very good tool. I recommend it.

Works as described but difficult to maneuver for both sides.

For what I need this for it works. I'm using it for the occasional tonsil stone and just a few splashes to the tonsil will dislodge any stones stuck inside. The top doesn't screw on that well you have to hold it in place otherwise it may be lopsided. I don't know how well it would be used as a flosser though the pressure seems low.

Mekanizması plastik,kendi parmak güzünüzle yapıyorsunuz hiç bir işe yaradığı yok ne diş temizliyor nede bademcik taşı

This is a really good product. Useful if you have never used a water flosser before and want to try it before you buy an expensive one. Does the job.

The tip is rounded that makes it comfortable in the mouth, and tank volume is enough. UPDATE: There is internal leak. The manual pump inside is letting water out from the vent.

Arrivato entro i tempi indicati dal venditore. Il prodotto è di plastica robusta, il movimento meccanico del pulsante è solido. La testina è una sola e fissa in una posizione (non è un problema). Da vuoto è leggero. Per schiacciare il pulsante ci vuole una forza equivalente al peso di 500 gr (un pacco di riso sottovuoto poggiato sul pulsante con l'idropulsore poggiato sul tavolo). La pressione è facile ma siccome deve essere fatta per molte volte, risulta un pò stancante per persone con problemi muscolari o mani deboli o piccole (bambini). La comodità è che non si è sotto continuo "attacco" del getto d'acqua quando si cambia posizione del punto da irrorare e non ci si trova schizzi di acqua nel naso o negli occhi. Con un serbatoio si fanno 70 getti di idropulsione consecutivi. La forza del getto è la metà di quella dell'idropulsore elettrico, cosa che considero un requisito indispensabile perché con l'idropulsore elettrico che avevo acquistato prima, il mio dentista ha notato retrazione delle gengive: il getto è troppo aggressivo. Per fortuna che il vecchio idropulsore elettrico si è guastato e ho smesso di usarlo prima della pulizia semestrale dal dentista. L'idopulsore meccanico è utilissimo per rimuovere pezzetti di cibo tra denti mal posizionati. Al primo utilizzo sono riuscito a togliere un pezzetto di cibo fra due denti che mi affliggeva da settimane e che non riuscivo a rimuovere né con lo scovolino, né con il filo interdentale, né con lo spazzolino da denti. Stavo andando dal dentista per farlo rimuovere! Quindi, ottimo prodotto, ha una sua nicchia di azione nella pulizia dentale, affianca spazzolino, scovolino e filo interdentale.

My son loves My water pik, but due to the size and difficulty to control, I usually have to do it for him and I didn't like it. I came across this one and when it arrived, i was so surprised it is completely manual- this doesn't mean it's not powerful. Small, easy to use and ideal for kids. My son loves using it in the morning and it's so easy to use he Is able to get to every tooth making sure all those nasty bits come out. I'm so impressed and will be great to bring when travelling rather than a chunky electric machine.