Great product.

G.H. · 21 March 2026

Good quality, use it everyday.Great for getting under crowns and round implants.

Feels like a trip to the hygienist

l. · 17 March 2026

Tricky at first but worth the time, effort and money as seeing is believing! Was very sceptical at first but even one use seems to prove this is worth using. You need enough space in your bathroom or you will not be able to use it and it works very well at also delivering mouthwash if you add this to the water tank before beginning your clean. My dentist has since said the results are amazing.

Works well, but a bit n the cheap side

A. · 30 April 2020

It really is a very useful thing. It complements the flossing. You can floss less and it takes stress of the teeth. Probably better than oil-pulling too. It seems to be one of the best water flossers on the market. The water container is the right size. I only use one - the highest - power setting, but it is strong enough. The handle is not perfectly comfortable and the machine a bit flimsy. But that is unimportant. I am glad I bought this flosser and don't know of a better alternative.However there is one serious flaw:The water container deforms if you put very hot water in it. Heat is the best disinfectant, hence a different - more expensive obviously - material should have been used. It would be ideal if one could run boiling water through the whole system. I haven't tried that. But I did try disinfecting the container and ordering replacement wasn't 100% straightforward. Including the delivery it ended up costing £20.I would have preferred paying £20 more for the original unit with a better container. Like the toothbrush, the water flosser is a dental/medical device and saves future visits to the dentist. So what are £20, or £120 for that matter, compared to that? Personally I would prefer paying double for a medical grade flosser made of stainless steel, glass and silicone through which I could just run boiling water once a week, or even triple for one that would boil the water itself and have a simple thermometer on the container for ease of use.Also it comes with this patronizing shaver socket plug. I have to use an adapter and the ones I found fit so-so.I have understanding for the manufacturer marketing to people unwilling to take care of their health before they get sick, some ignorant enough to take their baths with a hairdrier and install a coffee-maker in the shower if you let them have a real socket there. But it is my review, and personally I would love a medical grade water flosser with a 3-pin plug.If the flosser survives a few years, I will amend the rating to 5.

Excellent water flosser !!!

N. · 18 July 2019

Ok, so this is my second Waterpik, the first was recommended to me by my dentist because I suffered from bleeding gums and regular, expensive and painful trips to the hygienist. After a few tries and getting used to the water pressure, no more issues with my gums. You notice straight away how effective it is, your mouth feels really clean and you can't help running your tongue around the edges as though you have just been to the dentist feeling! My old one packed in and I bought this because it had great reviews. With this being my 2nd Waterpick I immediately noticed some improvements:- 1. The lid is now hinged and no longer falls off when you are trying to refill the reservoir. 2. There is an on/off switch on the implement which is brilliant because that means you can stop the water flow which helps when you need to take a breather. 3. It is not as bulky as my last one and sits nicely in my bathroom unit. 4. The cord is slightly longer so no issues on it coming out, see pics above. This is much more effective than manual flossing because it reaches all the nooks and crannies that you cannot see. I have also introduced it to my 9yr old son who thinks this is a great water machine for now but please ensure the setting is very low at first because the water jet is very strong. As soon as you get used to it you can up the setting as you prefer.Unfortunately my Waterpik developed a fault after a few days and keeps switching itself off. I have contacted the seller and they are sending my a replacement which is great. Don't let this put you off buying a Waterpik, otherwise I wouldn't have asked for a replacement. I just wanted to give you an honest review.

Quality product

s.p. · 13 March 2026

Works well

Excellent

P. · 21 December 2025

Excellent quality. Adjustable water pressure. Really flosses teeth well.

Poor quality, underwhelming performance, overpriced.

E. · 20 January 2026

Bought following hygienist recommendation but this product shows extremely bad quality of materials and underwhelming performance of functionality. Very noisy and way overpriced, this product as it is should not cost more than 20 pounds (at max!). There is no fancy or cutting edge technology in it that justifies the price label; a little motor and a piece of cheap plastic, that’s what it is. Even the design is outdated but Waterpik somehow keeps monetising with it. Returning it.

Like a sandblaster in your mouth! And that's a good thing. Unfortunately lasted 16 months

A.C. · 17 January 2019

Only had this a few days (as a Deal of the Day) and I'm impressed by how much "stuff" it blasts out of the gaps in my ageing maw.The build quality feels cheap to me, very cheap. Creaking plastic, rattling motor and an unnecessarily stiff tube from main unit to flosser, the latter making things a bit more awkward to move around your mouth than necessary. The plastic feel and rattling doesn't inspire hope for its longevity, but if it last a year, I'll be both surprised and I'll update this brief review with positivity.In terms of usage, I find the default "middle" power setting to be best. I'd really avoid sandblasting on the highest setting! :-)So: 5 stars for doing the job it was intended to do; 3 stars for apparent build quality (although I may be maligning it unfairly).Edit: 5th May, 2020: It lasted more than a year, in fact it lasted 16 months. However it "died" last night. You plug it into the shaver socket and the two lights flicker like they are shorting out and that's it, it won't turn on. I stand by every point of my review above: it's great at removing stuff, but it is a cheap and nasty build quality.I've ordered another because I can't see myself without it now as part of my teeth cleaning regimen. Let's see how long the new one will last.