ORAVIX Dental Water Flosser, Tonsil Stone Remover, Gentle Oral Irrigator for Sensitive Teeth and Gums, Kids Manual Water Flosser, No Electricity or Batteries

It does the job well - the person who used it said the experience was weird & unsettling to remove the stones for the first time ever - but they said there were many and this truly did the job they needed

For what I need this for it works. I'm using it for the occasional tonsil stone and just a few splashes to the tonsil will dislodge any stones stuck inside. The top doesn't screw on that well you have to hold it in place otherwise it may be lopsided. I don't know how well it would be used as a flosser though the pressure seems low.

Works fairly well but broke after just a few dozen uses. The trigger fell apart and now it doesn’t function properly. If I put it back in it still leaks and has no pressure.

the product arrived well and fast. It's pretty intuitive and works perfectly as promised. The material doesnt seem extremely resistant, but unlees you throw it with force to the ground and handle it well i guess it should be fine. You get what you paid for. Gotta clearify that i bough it exclusively as a tonsil stone extractor, for it works amazingly, is not as good as a flosser tho, the pressure its not enough, so if you are willing to buy it for flossing, i recommend you better get an electric one, if you are buying it for tonsil stone extraction, its worth it for the price and works amazing. Really satisfied with it.

Not enough pressure when pressing the button on the flosser. It is only good for removing easy to remove dirt on teeth, but for actually using it to floss, it won’t do the job. It is not battery-operated, so you have to rely on the small button that releases a pressure to push the water on the nozzle. 1/5 Looks like the material used is from a cheap plastic that has lots of spaces in between. Chips easily. 2/5 Light weight and very easy to carry around. 5/5 Comfort would be 1/5 because it won’t really take out the stuck part in teeth that needs to be flossed out. You get what you pay for with the price. I would opt for an actual flosser or a quality water-flosser. 1/5

This is EXACTLY what I need! Had dental surgery recently and was given a syringe style irrigator which worked just fine for what it was. But it required multiple liquid refill per cleaning and it wasn’t ergonomic. I bought a cordless waterpik which was recommended by my dental office as well as the surgeon who performed the procedure on me. They said it was safe now to start using it but the pressure setting on the waterpik was too much even at its lowest setting. It was uncomfortable shooting a laser stream of water everywhere not to mention the residual water spraying all over the sink and my bathroom mirror. It became a chore. Stumbled upon this and the manual feature is what I actually wanted. Something I can control literally with my finger. I stop pressing the button the flosser stops shooting water. I can use this with precision and the water pressure is PERFECT. I may use the waterpik from time to time but right now only 7 weeks post dental procedure this manual flosser is the only thing I need. Best purchase I made in recent months this thing saved me.

Works as described but difficult to maneuver for both sides.

I hardly write reviews. But this is a very good tool. I recommend it.