Electric Vibration Flosser with Replaceable Floss Picks and Toothbrush, Power Flosser for Adults, Dental Flosser Kit for Teeth Cleaning, Water Flosser Alternative, Purple

This is an interesting flosser. It vibrates and cleans the plaque off of your teeth, easy to use and gentle.The flosser is compact and can be easily brought along when traveling. The battery seem to long enough for a good amount of time.I like that it does a better job than a regular floss. and supplier is only $10.99 for 150ct , really affordable .

Overall this is a good product, but I am not sure if it needs to exist. A power flosser is harder to floss than just the little floss picks, and I personally didn't notice a difference in teeth cleanliness between power flossing and regular flossing. Overall, good product and if you want a power flosser you will be happy.

I am still unsure of this electric flosser, the electric vibrations didn't seem like it made much noticeable different for flossing (but I'm not a dentist so who knows), but I was still able to remove lots of food stuck between my teeth, and I did really like the reach which was the most noticeable difference to me, I was able to easily reach all my teeth using this flosser and the long handle gave plenty of leverage which made it easy to insert and remove the floss without much fuss, the floss is medium-thick and my teeth did shred a few strands but so far the floss holds up fine without snapping, the toothbrush attachment is ok, it cleans teeth and works similar to a sonic toothbrush, I would consider using it for traveling but not as my main toothbrush.The flosser has a nice feel with the metal handle, and feels like good quality materials, it only has a single mode (on/off), it does have the smart timer with 30 second pause and 2 minute off, the floss & brush attachments clip on to the handle using the metal post system (similar to sonic toothbrushes), I was a bit disappointed it used an AAA battery (included) instead of being rechargeable, but they claim the battery can last up to 90 days before needing to be replaced, replacement floss heads are also available for $10.99 for 150 pack (at the time of this review).Overall I like it, but it's a bit pricey at $72 (at the time of this review), comes with 32 floss heads, 1 toothbrush head, a wall mount (velcro attached), AAA battery, nice product presentation as-well.

The concept of an electric flosser sounded promising, but unfortunately, this particular product failed to meet my expectations. Essentially, it consists of a sonic toothbrush base with a flosser head attachment.Despite the advertised vibration feature, I found that it didn't significantly enhance the flossing experience. In fact, it seemed to have little effect compared to traditional flossing methods. As a result, I found myself preferring to stick with regular floss.Another drawback is the lack of information on where to purchase replacement heads once the initial ones are used up. Even if I could find them on platforms like Amazon, I'm inclined to believe that continuing to use regular floss would be a more economical option.Overall, while the concept of an electric flosser is intriguing, this particular product falls short in terms of performance and convenience. As a result, I wouldn't recommend it as a viable alternative to traditional flossing methods.

Perfect purchasing! It’s really what I want. Great quality and reasonable price!

I am terrible about flossing regularly. It has never been something I do regularly. I was hoping the Dr Emma Electric Flosser would make it more enjoyable and motivate me to floss daily. It has not done that, and I honestly don't find it to be much easier.The flosser takes 1 AAA battery (one is included). It basically just vibrates. You get a little case of extra flossers as you are using disposable flossers (one and done). A toothbrush head is included as well.For the price point, I don't find this to be worth it. If I didn't already have an electric toothbrush, I might like it a little better to have both options. But I have a nice, rechargeable toothbrush already. Plus, this reminds me more of the cheaper, battery-operated toothbrushes you can buy at the store that last for a while then eventually just need to be thrown away. I am also not sure if you can get a replacement head for the toothbrush when it needs to be replaced.

I have never heard of an electric flosser before, but I'm down to try just about anything oral health related, being in the field myself. I was intrigued by the idea of a sonic flosser. I've used it a few times, and I think I have an idea of how I feel about it.As a concept it's definitely original. We've had sonic tooth brushes for a long time, as well as floss piks and water flossers. This combines a floss pik with a sonic handle. It's easy to use and hold, so it may be a good idea for someone who can't hold a normal flosser. However, I don't think the vibrating actually does much. The floss doesn't really move, and I haven't noticed it being any more effective than normal flossing. I also wish they sold replacement packs, as 32 flossers will last about 2 weeks if you floss twice a day. It's a bit wasteful if you can't use it anymore afterwards. I'm glad it comes with a battery, but I probably won't replace it once the juice runs out.

I have never used such a good teeth cleaning tool set! It is very convenient to use and the appearance design is very good，love it so much!