- Is the Pursonic Portable Water Flosser good for braces?
- Yes, it can rinse around brackets and wires, but the stream is gentler than Waterpik cordless models. Many orthodontists suggest a stronger, adjustable irrigator for braces.
- How does it compare with a Waterpik cordless flosser?
- The Pursonic is smaller and simpler, with one pressure level and a smaller tank. Waterpik cordless models offer multiple settings and larger reservoirs but cost more.
- How long does the battery last per charge?
- Pursonic rates it at about 60 minutes of use per charge, which is several days of typical flossing. Recharging takes several hours.
- Can I use it in the shower?
- Yes, the body is waterproof, so it can be used in the shower. Keep the charging port dry and closed while in use.
- What comes in the box?
- Typically the flosser, a charging cable and a small set of nozzle tips. Tip count varies by version, so check the listing.
- Does it have multiple pressure settings?
- Most versions have a single pressure level set by the one-button control. Shoppers who want adjustable pressure should look at Waterpik or Philips cordless models.
- Where is the Pursonic Portable Water Flosser cheapest?
- At Target, for $19.99, as of our latest check.