Frida for Kids Electric Flosser for Kids, Dentist Designed, 1 Count

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The frida electric flosser was a product that came up to help a lot with routine with the children. Now my daughter can have more autonomy to be able to floss her teeth, especially the teeth in back. The product has a good design and is easy to use. In addition, it has two speeds, wich helps to define the comfort for the child when flossing.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy to use and the set up on a very easy. It has two level of vibration and it doesn't make a lot of noise and I love it that comes with the stoppers so it's good from adult and kid. Definitely recommended. I think the only down sizes you have to keep buying the refills and the refills are fairly expensive. 

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product free for.my.homest review. My daughter absolutely loves this electric flosser. She said it is so much easier to use then regular floss. It works so well especially in the hard to get areas. I am shocked on how quiet this actually is. You can hardly hear it. It's super easy to clea. To and really easy to change out the floss. So far we haven't had any problems with It. It's also super eash to clean and store.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter has a hard time flossing and keeps up with it so we were excited to help her with that with this. It is nice and quiet and has two different levels of vibration I like how many heads it comes with

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This product helps kids to floss independently (especially those who might not yet have the dexterity to hold and move floss by hand). Electric vibration makes it "fun" while using, and soft bumper backing helps protect gums from floss cutting in. The only downside is that each head is 1 time use, so you would need to regularly buy refills. (It would be nice to have a refillable with your own floss option too). But works well for kids to get the hang of it on their own and without adult help...or for adults to much more easily floss their children's teeth for them-- this gets in better than adult fingers in child's mouth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] A nice product for the boring job of flossing. It essentially is like one of the flossing picks and gives it a shake while you're flossing. Don't know if it was all that different from regular flossing, but it did have my daughter excited to use it so that helps. Overall a good product.

my teeth are too big for it and it doesn't really change when I flip it to the adult size if the bumper wasn't there maybe it would fit my teeth

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Frida electric flosser works okay for daily use, but it comes with couple of major downsides. The biggest issue is that the replacement heads are very expensive to keep buying. The build quality and material is good. Overall it works fine but the ongoing cost for replacement parts makes it hard to fully recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We recently tied the Frida electric flosser with mixed feelings. There are things we liked, especially from a kids perspective, but have questions about the actual cleanliness of their teeth. One of the positives is that it is light weight and doesn't need detailed instructions. It is not bulk and easy for a child to hold. However the initial pros was of set up with selecting the correct size needed to be done by an adult. My child enjoyed using it, mainly because it was something different than the normal routine of floss or flosser sticks. While it seemed to work in some areas, it didn't seem to get between all teeth, especially those that were close together as the floss seemed to stretch. I am not convinced it is better than normal flossing. In all it is better than not doing and our child has enjoyed something new and different from the normal routine. It's and interesting option and would be a good option for kids that don't enjoy traditional flossing. For us it's a more fun alternative that may encourage our child to use more frequently.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted to like this, I really did, but I honestly don't fully see the point. My 10 year old used it and was frustrated by the bumper not letting her go all the way down to the bottom of her teeth. (Intended age of use is 6-11) I could see how this would work well for parents of young children. You can get into their mouth easier and the bumper helps not hurt them, but I don't know if I'd recommend it for that either. I can see how it would get defensive to replace the flossing part too. I really wanted to like it, but it falls short for me.