(3 pack) Waterpik Cordless Enhance 3000 Water Flosser with 2 Settings, 2 Tips, ADA Accepted, White, Tips and Packaging May Vary

The amount of water this holds is not enough to get the job done. You will need to pause and refill it midway through flossing. An annoyance that is justified only by the small footprint of this alternative to the large watertank format big brothers. This also doesn't have the same max power as the big boys, but good enough. I am still new enough to using one of these that I'm making a mess and having to clean up the vanity from water still shooting around, even hitting the mirror. It hasn't caused me bleeding, yet, since I'm still training on the low power setting. I would say the quality is good. The switches, power indicator, and waterproof barriers work as they should, and mine even survived a fall from the counter to the tile floor. I hadn't realized that the part that sprays the water onto your gums is a replaceable part so the layout continues in perpetuity as you buy a new head every month or so. Just a couple of bucks, but still, it's something. I will say that in terms of effectiveness, to see the gunk that comes out of your mouth as you powerwash your gums with it, it's astounding.