Review on 🔝 WaterPik FLW 310 Rechargeable Whitening Flosser - Achieve Optimal Dental Hygiene by Crystal Wille

As a dentist who emphasizes flossing for his patients, I'm not the type to promote products that I don't personally use. But as I consult with every patient, new and existing, every day, I've come to realize that manual flossing isn't something people do their whole lives or will do routinely. So I bought this Waterpik dental floss and received it today. I have read the instruction manual completely and I have read all the claims such as ease of use, ergonomics, mint effect and whitening effect. Okay. I already have first impressions of the product, but as with everything, I take some time with each product to get a closer look. But for your safety, I'll list some of my first impressions: 1) It's not that easy. You can't just take it out of the box and go. 2) It needs 24 hours at the base before using. Not suitable for those who open boxes and want to use immediately. 3) If it looks like 6.4 on a strength scale of 1 to 10, it contains 45 spikes. Refills cost about $5 for 30 tips. That's almost 17-20 cents for a tip. They recommend using a new tip each time. And depending on their use, more than one tip per use may be required. Very expensive. Then again. Nothing is cheap. I'll give more details later when I write down everything I need so I can do a thorough review and post it on my smileiq site with other reviews. Right now. I recommend it if cheap thread is not an option. Second, if you have braces, implants, crowns, or bridges, this must be done even if you floss.