🦷 Pursonic OI-200 Professional Counter Top Oral Irrigator: Boost Your Dental Hygiene with 3 Nozzles and a Bonus Tongue Scraper Review

I really like the size of these irrigators; It's smaller than some and fits nicely on the edge of my counter. It contains plenty of water for individual use; The adjustable pressure is very good and multiple nozzles fit my needs.

I bought two of these in December 2015. The first just stopped pumping after about 4 months. My wife didn't use the second one, so I took it off and it worked for almost a year, and then the pump started dripping. I took it apart to see if anything was stuck in the pipes or pump intake. Nothing. So I tried pumping through different solvents and detergents in case something was deeper in the pump mechanism. At the same time, the pump worked more and more slowly, until the motor broke away from…

I bet I was in the group of reviewers that Water Flossers worked for, but unfortunately mine arrived without any protective packaging other than a thin product box and it DID NOT WORK. After trying several outlets to no avail, I am now trying to get my money back.

We were having issues with my 7 year old and dental flossing so we decided to try water flossing. It's a little messy while you get the hang of it but after the second use my 7 year old was able to do it on his own with minimal water. I will suggest a waterproof bib or towel as your shirt will get wet.

This has an unexpected meaning! My husband and I hate dental floss. and we always have. We love our Sonicare toothbrush and it cleans our teeth really well, but my mouth has never felt so clean (except at the dentist) until we got it. Our breath doesn't smell when we wake up and it's nice to see all the dirt being washed away while you clean up. The setup is very comfortable and the pressure is so great that we didn't have to raise it past level 4. It's timed very accurately and it's nice to…

Works well. I used to have a manual dressing table that I liked, but the water tank wasn't enough. I had to refuel 2-3 times per session. It has a large water reserve, at full power at level 10 the auto-off timer will hold about as long as 6/8 water, which is usually way more than enough. My only complaints: I haven't figured out how (if possible) to disable the "pulse" of the water. It's okay, but I don't use this thing as a massager. Second, even at full power, it's hardly as strong, albeit…

I bought this because we have used 4 Waterpick Floss over the years; They just break and it's time to find an alternative. This Pursonic has received good reviews on several dental websites. It's definitely quieter than the Waterpick brand and appears to be more durable. You push the gray round dial in to turn it on and off, then turn the dial to adjust the water flow. You have no preset flow rates, you are in total control. The size is more compact than the "Family" devices, but the water tank