Waterpik Ultra Water Flosser with 10 Settings, 6 Tips, ADA Accepted, Black

We bought this unit while on vacation. We had an older unit at home which was still working fine. This newer model has nice features so we are now reserving our older model for vacations. We like the top of the water container where we can store our personal tools

I've used the Ultra for about a month and I am completely satisfied with this product. I'm very pleased and so glad that I made the decision to try water flossing to better clean my teeth and gums. It's a good product and I would definitely recommend it. Overall, it works well with plenty of pressure (even at low settings). There is enough water storage to handle my cleanings.

This is the 2nd water flosser I've purchased in about 7 years. That's how long my original 1 lived. Mind, I'm the only person in my home using it, but I do use it at least once daily, and sometimes more. It's electric, so there's no battery to recharge. The cord is about 4 feet long, so you have plenty of room to place it wherever on your bathroom counter. It's very easy to clean with just a cloth and water. It includes several different wands for various flossing needs, including one that's meant for cleaning braces. There's also a very fine one called a PikPocket for people with perio to floss the pockets between their teeth and gums. There are 10 power settings for adjusting the spray intensity. I keep mine set to 3 because that is plenty strong enough to blast any particles my dental floss may have missed, without hurting or damaging my gums. Remember, pain is your body telling you to stop because something is being damaged. (At least with your oral care. That doesn't apply in the gym. 😉) Finally, I chose a black one this time for a change of decor, as I didn't want white again.. I regret missing the blue one which would have matched my dolphin theme better, but I needed a new flosser that day and wasn't waiting for it to restock after having been on sale. I enjoy this water flosser very much, it makes my mouth feel much cleaner after brushing and flossing, and my dentist is quite pleased with the results as well. I highly recommend adding this water flosser to your oral care routine! 😁 (Note : I attempted to add 2 photos showing both the entire flosser, and all the wands stored inside the lid, but after several attempts, this site keeps saying "there was a problem loading your file. Try again." They are well within the size restriction, and idk what else the problem could be. So I'm sorry I can't add them, but I'm not wasting any more time on it. Thanks, Walmart. 🙄)

I bought this for my adult son and he absolutely loves it. the only downfall is we have soft water with a lot of lime in it so we have to buy distilled water to use in it so if you purchase it be aware of that or the line will build up inside and plug it up as it will with anything not the fault of the product.

I did a test. I string flossed my teeth then brushed them thoroughly, thinking all junk was removed. Then I used the waterpik. There were many black specs in the white sink bowl. Obviously, waterpik cleaned what I missed using the other two techniques.

I am pleased with this water flosser after about 6 weeks. The flosser handle itself is nice and thin, so it's easy to move it around your mouth. The only thing I don't like is how the water hose connecting the handle to the main unit is coiled and doesn't like to straighten out, which can affect how I hold the flosser handle when flossing. This unit would be much easier to use if the hose wasn't meant to stay all coiled up. But I suppose it stays coiled so it fits in the unit for traveling or something. I'd be much happier if the hose wasn't coiled.

After repeated mentions from my dental hygienist and my dentist, I purchased your product. This is the first one I have owned. It does take a little bit to get use to, especially turning it OFF before removing it from my mouth. I have used two of the attachments and found them both easy to use. Keeping the end pointed at my gums and teeth is also easy as I can feel the water and where it is impacting. I have only increased the pressure to about half and it felt comfortable to use at that level. I had already brushed my teeth before using, so I was surprised by the pieces of food that were dislodged and showed up in the sink. I believe this will be a great addition to my dental hygiene and my dental team will be Happy I added it.

After using it for a couple of weeks, I've noticed it causes my teeth and gums to become sensitive even with low pressure, so I don't use it every day. I use it twice a week, and the rest are regular dental floss. Overall, it's a great product concept.

It's pretty loud for what it is. To be honest. I mean I wouldn't mind spending more for money actually to not get a loud one. I don't care if it's budgeted anymore. That being said, I also think that the controls are big clunky. I don't see the reason why two valve.

I'm not sure if I am getting my money's worth from this device. I don't feel like it is doing an especially good job of cleaning between my teeth. The reservoir in the handheld unit seems to be about 20% too small and the fill hole could be better placed.