Review on 🦷 Smart Dental Floss - Visclyn Visual Toothpick with Camera and Intelligent App (White) by Kate Korte

This is one of the new dental products I was so excited to try but was disappointed. PROS * handy * fast charging * uses a USB-C charger. So if you forget or lose it, you can just use a phone charger or anything that uses a USB-C charger. * The camera is decent, although it takes a lot of effort to focus and see exactly what you want to see when trying to see crevices * The floss head is easy to insert and remove * The app is very easy to use and connecting CONS * is just a waste of money ! Imagine using a thread that costs you over $1 per use. I brush and floss my teeth at least 2 times a day, sometimes more. So even a month of maintenance would be too expensive. And NO, I don't plan on reusing the floss just to save $$$*, it comes with 50 floss tips and there is NO way for me to buy a replacement (at the time of writing I'm looking for a company and other flossing tips, and nothing showing what's right for the species) like I said, if you floss a lot like me, 50 doesn't make much of a difference. * not suitable for crooked teeth. I don't have perfect teeth and I can't afford to fix them when I grow up. With a hand thread it is much better to go through all the cracks and get to them without problems. In that sense, it is NOT easy for me. The camera is on the way, so it's not easy to slide and move it. Yes, the camera helps me see exactly where it is, BUT removing what I see takes a lot of work.* At nearly $60, this device feels cheap. I like that it's lightweight, but the plastic used doesn't seem to be of high quality to me. I know technology is great, but in this case, I'm better the old-fashioned way. It's cheaper and more environmentally friendly and works much better. Now I use this device to teach my kids how to brush their teeth and also to check the areas I need to remove the stain. May I recommend it? For me it's NO!