VAVA Cordless Water Dental Flosser, Oral Irrigator

Bought this in June, it worked fine for nearly 8 weeks, then it sprang a leak at the seam between two pieces of plastic on the grip....water sprays everywhere and it's unusable. Unfortunately, the return period has lapsed...

Worked for the first 10 days of a 3 week trip. Just dribbled water.Got back to the US and was told that it was too late to return. In to the trash.Update— Company saw my review and sent me a new one. Working well.

Have used a countertop water pic for a couple of years, and missed it while traveling by air. Checked out all the cordless ones on Amazon and chose this one for the tank size (most were smaller than this) and ability to charge with USB port.I'm thorough when water flossing, so I have to fill the tank up a second time with this one, but it fits well in my hand, has good pressure on the lower setting, has a detachable tank for drying, and even comes with a carry bag.The on/off switch is placed where it's too easy to activate, but I can get used to that.

I use the VAVA only when on the road. The unit has three settings. I find "Normal" is too strong and has caused my gums to bleed even though I am a nightly user of a Water Pik brand. The "Pulse" setting spaces out the too strong flow to a speed that allows me to use it and avoid some of the harmful effects of the Normal setting. The "Soft" setting is way too gentle and does nearly nothing. To top it off, the angle of the outlet is too steep and makes it difficult to aim the thing. It's too late to return it so I will eat the expense but I'm ordering a different, and I certainly hope more useful, portable water pick.

OMG! This thing removed a ton of food debris from my teeth and gums despite brushing thoroughly first. Once you see how much food it removes after brushing you'll never go without using your water flosser again. The second time I used it, I tried flossing with string floss first, and still found that the water flosser dislodged a ton of missed food particles!It's much easier to use than string floss, and unlike string floss, it was painless.I think this thing might double as a super household cleaning tool! I'm going to try it on the delicate fins of my baseboard heat and window air conditioners! These are usually difficult to reach and easy to damage... But I'm pretty sure the water flosser will do the trick. (Yes, I'll use one of the three tips, and won't use that one in my mouth...even though it will never touch anything). ...stay tuned for my follow-up review!

This is junk mouth wash sprayed all over the bathroom. Got into my 31 year old son one as he has a TBI but he has used various types of these without an inncendet!

Does a great job of water pikking your full uppers and lowers...gets particles out even after brushing & flossing.. I had an original Water Pik many years ago that was a huge device & a pain to use and clean.This is compact, handy, has enough water in the reservoir to do the job...and so far is still works fine after the first charge.Read a review that said a human cant use the Normal level of water pulse....That person must have very bad gums to begin with...Normal was fine for me

Solid design compared to other water flossers, but mine malfunctioned and would only cycle water through for 1-2 seconds. Not sure if I just got a lemon, or if this doesn't work well with certain tap waters (harder water, for instance). Had to return, unfortunately.Edit: Received a replacement Water Flosser and it works fantastic. Extremely satisfied with the design and pressure compared to other water flossers I've used. Would very much recommend. Water type does not seem to be an issue