- How is the Ion Professional different from other Waterpik cordless flossers?
- It has more pressure settings (10) and a larger reservoir than most compact cordless models, and it uses a lithium-ion battery rated for up to four weeks per charge. The trade-off is a bigger, heavier body.
- Is it good for braces or implants?
- Yes. It ships with seven tips, including options aimed at braces, implants and crowns, and the 10 pressure settings let you start gentle. Check that the tip you need is in the box for your situation.
- How long does the battery last per charge?
- Waterpik rates it at up to four weeks of typical use per charge. Actual runtime depends on how often you floss and which pressure setting you use.
- Can I use it in the shower?
- It is cordless, so there is no cord to worry about, but check the manual for water-resistance guidance before regular shower use. The reservoir is open, so tipping it spills water.
- Is it a good travel flosser?
- Not really. At about 1.33 lb with a wide base, it is better suited to a bathroom counter. A compact cordless model is easier to pack.
- What is in the box?
- The flosser unit, a charging system and seven tips. Tip types vary, so confirm the set matches your needs, such as braces or implant tips.
- Where is the Waterpik Ion Professional Cordless Water Flosser cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $129.99, as of our latest check.