MySmile LP221 UVC Sterilizable Cordless Water Flossers for Teeth 335ML Portable OLED Display Dental Flosser with 4 Modes 8 Jet Tips and a Storage Pouch for Home and Travel (Juicy Pink)

After receiving My Smile and using it, I’m very pleased with the operation of this product. I use it twice a day to keep my gums healthy and removing any food particles.I’ve had others in the past, but they were bulky and took up a lot of counter space.I strongly recommend this product, it’s easy to use and has a variety of settings that are perfect for your liking and it comes with several different attachments and a travel bag for those who are on the go.

Top feature: Very long battery life. It crushes Waterpik, whose battery life is measured in days versus months. Easily recharged with a USB-C cable, this is super convenient for travel - I pack just two things: the device and a tip. The tips are interchangeable with Waterpik. Several settings from Child to Strong; I use Soft. My dentist told me to use a water flosser to clean under a molar implant. Three years on I have had zero dental problems. This flosser finds and removes little things that fabric floss and electric brushing does not. It can be used while showering, too.

Works good. Definitely makes mouth feel cleaner. And helps with my receding gums

The Best on the market! I have owned 4 water flossers, and this is the BEST! Super Powerful! Large Tank! A must for anyone with dental implants! There is an art to using a water flosser..... practice makes perfect!

I've had two other cordless water flossers and one plugin model. The AC operated unit is loud and can be awkward in a small bathroom. I switched to one of the same companies (WP) battery operated models, but found myself using rundown batteries, in no time. Next up, The Cordless Plus. It works well, but is limited in options. Has to be refilled at least twice, if not three times, to be thorough. Worse, the battery only lasts for 5 or 6 days. It died on me more than once. A battery level indicator would help.Being frustrated with the others I did some online research. While there are others that have more 5 star reviews, the one that drew me in was in USA Today. They pointed out the actual power used by the units reviewed, battery life, tank size, etc. The My Smile Powerful Cordless was on top of the list, which included an AC model or two.I went ahead and made the purchase on Amazon. Received it the next day. Charged it for several hours, then put away the cable and started using it two to three times every day. It's only been a several days, so I can't speak to longevity, but the battery still has a lot of juice. I'm finding the experience to be much more satisfying than I'm used to. The oral irrigator holds 11.8 fluid ounces. That's 4.8 more ounces than the WP it's replacing. I like the Pulse Mode, Soft and Standard. Haven't gotten beyond that, yet.I like the handle and feel of the unit, but there may be a bit of a learning curve. I've accidentally changed modes a few times, in the middle of the session. It's easy enough to turn it off and reset. I'm refilling the water tank once, as opposed to three times with the WP.I'm happy with this unit and plan on donating the other water flossers, soon.BTW, When you register your new unit, be sure to take advantage of the free flosser tip offer. I received a package of 10 in todays mail. Way beyond expectations! Ty

Works great! Easy to use, nice size and hardly any noise, no leakage & sure gets lots of stuff from in between your teeth. Great Product!

Works well. Sometimes a little slow to start but the varied settings make it easy to match your needs

This has so many instructions to use it makes toothbrushing a real chore. Push the one button for a long two seconds, look at the display(if you can even read it it), navigate to the mode and select desired operation, then push this button for an extended period. now push the on off button quickly and whhallah you are maybe squirted in the face. I'm not even sure I had all the steps it was just too confusing to have around. Reading the display is the most difficult. You needed to go into a darkened room to see it once you found out where to see it....you are trying to read the wording through a dark plastic with a font size not much larger than that found on a medicine bottle( with lettering in a blue color I believe). WOW! You'd a thought they could have done better. My wife and I are 76 and our eyesight is better when wearing glasses and even with corrected vision the writing was hard to see. We just wanted a water pik that water pik'd our teeth and not have to take a college course in operating instructions. The whole procedure made me think I had put both legs in the same hole in my underwear. This had to go back.