iHealthia Portable Water Flosser Manual Oral Irrigator With Nasal Wash Function

This device doesn't have enough water pressure to really be an effective flosser, but it is EXCELLENT for flushing out the stubborn tonsil stones that I get all the time. If you suffer from tonislliths then I highly recommend you get this product. There's enough pressure to effectively irrigate the tonsillar crypts without traumatizing the sensitive tonsillar tissue.

Absolutely worthless as a water pik. Not near enough pressure, let alone it's just pump style so it's a little squirt every time. However, it's saving grace is it's perfect for washing out tonsil stones. Its not near as painful as an electric water pik.

This manual water flosser is great for traveling when you can't plug in or charge an electronic water flosser, but it isn't a replacement for one. It just doesn't generate enough power for any sort of deep cleaning.

I loved this product for the 1st month or so but after a while it stopped building enough pressure and wouldn't come out in a steady stream, just low pressure spurts here and there. I just tried to doing an exchange/refund but it stopped being eligable for either 30 days after purchasing. If you can't stand behind your product, it doesn't say much about you or your product.

I wish I had found this device years ago!!! I bought the flosser to remove tonsil stones. I have bought THREE water flossers in the past...electric and rechargable versions...and they are waaaaay too strong for the delicate tonsil tissue. Even the lowest settings caused trauma and bleeding to my throat. This device is PERFECT for flushing stones out of the deep crypts of the tonsils and it causes no discomfort, gagging or trauma!

It’s perfect! For what it is, and what it’s worth. It does the job great. I’m glad I got it.

Great idea. Not as harsh as an electric flosser. Unfortunately, this one broke pretty quickly. I haven't found any replacement parts. Not with the $$

Using this to rinse the smelly tonsil stones I've suddenly been getting. I use a mix of water and mouthwash, and it works like a charm. I did have to take some fine grit sandpaper to tip, as it had some pretty rough and sharp edges that cut the sides of my throat. As for using it to floss? I've never used a water flosser before, but this definitely doesn't seem like it would have enough pressure to do a whole lot... In my humble opinion anyway. Maybe more pressure would be damaging, but I definitely won't be using it for that purpose.