Water Flosser Dental Pick by FlossPartner. Smallest Cordless Portable Pocket Size. Easy Carry Effective Reusable. Teeth Braces Gums Breath. Travel Work School Camping Supplies Survival

It doesn’t hold enough water or have enough pressure to use as a travel water pic. I will keep it to irrigate small wounds.

So simple, elegant, and useful!Yes, it's a syringe with a pointed tip. What else does it need to be? It fills easily and fully, it's very durable, very portable, and gets a good amount out between your teeth!I just got another one for my kid. He loves it. (Well. You know. As much as you can love a flosser.)Recommend!(As far as people saying it's difficult to fill... I don't know what they're thinking. Take the plunger out, put it under the tap. Easy peasy! Trying to fill it FROM THE TIP is NOT what the instructions say! Of course that's difficult!)

I got rid of my electric Water Pic after buying this. What do I need it for when this does the same and takes up less space? It’s also been found to be useful for a few other things too. I highly recommend. You never know when you’ll need one.

I am very happy with this product. They don't leak, no need to charge them. I carry one in my purse for convenient use after eating out, anytime, anywhere. I also keep one in my suitcase, another in my kitchen for cleaning after each meal or snacks. Just finished my deep cleaning appointment this morning, my hygienist told me that my gum and oral health are in top condition!!

Not for regular use but will work in a pinch if you are out and need a quick clean on a few teeth

My dentist recommended I start using a water flosser (filled with mouthwash) to help minimize the permanent gum irritation I suffer around a dental crown. I postponed that purchase for a long time because I didn't want to deal with the bulk and the power supply needs of an electric flosser. Finally it occurred to me to search for a manual alternative, and I found this! It's almost perfect! Takes up very little space, and never needs to be charged! Since I'm only using it on one tooth, I can fill it once and it's good for about 3 uses. I think it produces enough pressure to effectively clean the problem areas at the base of my fake tooth. If it could be improved in any way, I just wish it would come with a cap. Because I take several days before I need to refill it, I have to carefully store it sideways and hope it doesn't spill or fall over and get dirty. The opening is small enough that it hasn't leaked yet, but I'd just feel safer if I could cover it up when not in use.

Bueno para viaje

Major investment in implants and just can't clean without water flosser. Bought those fancy battery portable water flossers and not easy all that easy to carry, a bit messier to use. When not at home with with my waterpik, this is easy to carry, easy to use. discrete and works great. The ultimate for travel. Keep one in each car. In the purse. one in the overnight bag. One in the suitcase. Daily driver flosser for on the go. These work. never have to worry about stink breath and seem to be be very good in proting implants from stuck food harm.. All you need is a glass of water. and/(or a couple drops of mouthwash). Thumbs up.

Got this so I could clean my wisdom tooth socket and it hasn't been more then 4 days since it's delivered and it already broke. The rubber stopper got stuck at the tip of the syringe so now it's basically useless. Wish I looked and actually payed attention to the lower star reviews before I actually got this. If you're looking for one more durable I would suggest looking for a different brand to avoid it breaking on you too.