CliniEco Water Flosser - Cordless Oral Irrigator for Teeth & Gum Health
Specifications
| SKU | ECO-WFL-001 |
|---|---|
| Brand | CliniEco Medical |
| Category | Oral Care |
| Availability | In stock |
| Ships from | Toronto, ON |
Pricing
| Order | Unit price |
|---|---|
| 1 case | $78.00 CAD |
| 2–4 cases | Request quote |
| 5+ cases | Request quote |
Read the full product guide 8 sections · specs, use, compliance
What is in the 2-pack, and what does each unit include?
Two complete cordless units, each boxed with four standard jet tips and its instructions. Each unit carries a built-in reservoir of at least 300 mL, three pressure settings, IPX7 water resistance and either USB-C or plug-in charging, as the listing sets out. Replacement tips come in 4-tip packs, so a household sharing one device can keep a tip per person, and a clinic can fit one device to several patients without sharing a tip between them.
Does a water flosser replace string floss or brushing?
No. It complements brushing: the pulsing stream clears debris along the gum line and around restorations, brackets and bridgework that floss slides past, but it does not remove the plaque film that brushing does, and it is not a substitute for professional scaling. The realistic case for it is a patient who will not floss — a device they actually use every day beats a technique they abandon after a fortnight.
Which pressure setting should a patient start on?
Start on the gentlest of the three settings and build up over a week or two. Gums that are not used to interdental cleaning will bleed at higher pressure even when healthy, and a patient who starts high and sees blood usually stops altogether. Orthodontic patients should work along the bracket line on the low setting first, then increase once the gingiva has settled, keeping the tip angled rather than pointed straight at the gum.
How is the unit charged and kept clean?
Charge by USB-C or the plug-in adapter, and charge it where it is used — a unit stored in a humid cabinet loses run time between charges. After each use, run half a tank of plain water through the unit and wipe the tip; the body is rated IPX7 so it can be rinsed, but the charging port has to be dry before the cable goes back in. Replace the tip when the bristles-free foam starts to splay, not when it finally splits.
Which patients get the most out of it?
Orthodontic patients in brackets, implant and bridge patients maintaining around margins, and anyone whose grip or dexterity makes flossing awkward. For dependent-care mouth care — a patient who cannot hold the unit at all — the tool to reach for is a foam swabstick, and the 4 × 100-pack oral swabsticks cover that side of the same routine. Where a patient is rebuilding the habit, pair the unit with a rechargeable sonic toothbrush, five modes and a waxed dental floss 3-pack, 50 m dispensers.
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Device | Portable cordless oral irrigator, integrated reservoir |
| Pack | 2-pack — two complete units |
| Pressure settings | 3 |
| Reservoir | At least 300 mL, built into the handle |
| Water resistance | IPX7 |
| Charging | USB-C or plug-in |
| Included tips | 4 standard jet tips per unit; 4-tip packs sold separately |
| Not a substitute for | Brushing or professional scaling |
| Distribution | CliniEco Medical, MDEL #35334 |
Plan how many units a clinic keeps for patient instruction on the clinic supply planner, print the recommendation sheet from the compliance log centre, and put a policy question to the compliance desk. Dental groups ordering for several offices buy through our clinic ordering desk.
Distributed in Canada by CliniEco Medical, Toronto — MDEL #35334.
Product Overview
String floss reaches between teeth; a water flosser reaches the gum line, brackets, and bridgework that floss slides past. This cordless model pressurises a reservoir of water into a pulsing stream you aim along the gum line — useful for patients who find flossing awkward or who wear orthodontic appliances. This listing ships as a 2-pack: two complete cordless units.
- Pulsating water stream — clears debris along the gum line and around restorations
- Cordless with rechargeable battery — no sink-side cable
- Integrated water reservoir — the tank is built into the handle, so there is nothing separate to fill
- Multiple pressure settings — start gentle on sensitive gums and build up
- Interchangeable tips — for general use and for cleaning around braces
Use cases: home oral care alongside brushing, orthodontic patients, implant and bridge maintenance, and anyone advised to step up interdental cleaning. Pair with our foam oral swabsticks for dependent-care mouth care.
Good to know: a water flosser complements brushing — it does not replace it, and it is not a substitute for professional scaling.
CliniEco Medical is a Canadian medical device establishment (MDEL #35334). Order single units or case quantities: Request a quote →
Specifications
- Device: Portable / countertop oral irrigator, IPX7, 3 pressure settings, ≥300 mL reservoir, USB-C or plug-in
- Included accessories: 4 standard jet tips; 4-tip packs sold separately
- Packaging: Each unit is boxed with 4 jet tips and instructions — this listing contains 2 units (2 boxes)
Full specification sheet available on request for institutional orders.
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Common questions
Are other tip types available, or only the standard jet tip?
Each unit ships with four standard jet tips, and replacement tips come in 4-tip packs; the listing does not describe orthodontic or periodontal tips. If a patient needs a tip shaped for brackets or for implants, confirm availability with us before telling them the unit covers it — the standard tip is what the 2-pack actually contains.
Can a patient put mouthwash or saline in the reservoir?
The listing sets out the reservoir and the pressure settings, not what may be added to the tank, so follow the instruction sheet that ships in the box. A clinic adding an antimicrobial to the water is making a claim the device does not make, and thick additives are the usual cause of a pump that stops pulling.
How long does one charge or one reservoir last?
Neither figure is printed on the listing: run time depends on the setting used and on how long each session runs, and the reservoir is at least 300 ml. Charge the unit where it is used rather than in a cabinet, and check the first week of real use before writing a clinic protocol around one fill or one charge.
Can one unit be used for several patients in a clinic?
Only with a tip per patient. The 2-pack ships eight tips in total and the body is IPX7, so the body can be wiped and rinsed between patients while each patient keeps their own tip; tips are changed when the foam starts to splay rather than when they split. Sharing a single tip between patients is the part that does not travel.
Does the box include the plug-in adapter, and which charging method should we plan on?
The specification lists USB-C or plug-in charging, and the box contents as four jet tips and instructions per unit; an adapter is not named in that contents line. Confirm it on the quote if the site intends to charge from mains, or plan on USB-C, which needs no adapter at all.
