Is this a water pick yes or no? Please explain null

Yes and no. It's not the traditional irrigation waterpik (constant water flow) but it uses air to burst the fluid between the teeth. I find it to clean just about as good as a waterpik but in considerable less time.

this is an air pic or water pic. You may fill the reservoir with water or mouthwash, or you may leave it empty and it will spray air, I like this one as you may chose between 1-3 sprays which are short bursts. When I have used a water pic on my child, both of us end up getting soaked as it has a continuous stream. This pic works so great for me as you put it up to the gum/tooth and spray directly the area you want to reach - it is more similar to flossing.

Yes, water/mouth rinse and air combined. It works great

No. Get the Water Pick if you have a choice.

No...an air flosser which shoots a zap of air between your teeth

No it is not a true water pick. It is called a flosser as that is the closer action and result experienced. It delivers short controlled bursts (1-3 but can repeat) of water between the teeth to remove particles. It is not a high powered steady stream. I am not much of a flosser and it does the job comfortably and gently.

This is not a waterpik. Waterpik is the brand. This item brand is Philips Sonicare.

You can use air or there is a resivoir where you can add water or mouthwash. There is also an optional tank that you can purchase as well. Waterpik is actually a brand name, but yes, it works just like a waterpik. In fact, a dentist friend of mine recommended it to me and I love it!

Hello! Our clinically-proven results are possible from our unique technology that combines air and mouthwash or water to powerfully yet gently clean between teeth and along the gumline.

No it's not a water pick. it kind of shoots air with mouth wash. your choice. one shot two or three at a time but only when you press the button every time you want the shot.

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Yes and no. It's not the traditional irrigation waterpik (constant water flow) but it uses air to burst the fluid between the teeth. I find it to clean just about as good as a waterpik but in considerable less time.
Answered by EddieB 6 years ago
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this is an air pic or water pic. You may fill the reservoir with water or mouthwash, or you may leave it empty and it will spray air, I like this one as you may chose between 1-3 sprays which are short bursts. When I have used a water pic on my child, both of us end up getting soaked as it has a continuous stream. This pic works so great for me as you put it up to the gum/tooth and spray directly the area you want to reach - it is more similar to flossing.
Answered by luvtoshop 6 years ago
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Yes, water/mouth rinse and air combined. It works great
Answered by MB88 6 years ago
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No. Get the Water Pick if you have a choice.
Answered by PeninaS 6 years ago
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No...an air flosser which shoots a zap of air between your teeth
Answered by Airflossgal 6 years ago
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No it is not a true water pick. It is called a flosser as that is the closer action and result experienced. It delivers short controlled bursts (1-3 but can repeat) of water between the teeth to remove particles. It is not a high powered steady stream. I am not much of a flosser and it does the job comfortably and gently.
Answered by Outcast 6 years ago
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This is not a waterpik. Waterpik is the brand. This item brand is Philips Sonicare.
Answered by Tomi 7 years ago
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You can use air or there is a resivoir where you can add water or mouthwash. There is also an optional tank that you can purchase as well. Waterpik is actually a brand name, but yes, it works just like a waterpik. In fact, a dentist friend of mine recommended it to me and I love it!
Answered by Techjunkie1217 7 years ago
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Yes, this item uses water.
Answered by CommunityAnswer 7 years ago
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Hello! Our clinically-proven results are possible from our unique technology that combines air and mouthwash or water to powerfully yet gently clean between teeth and along the gumline.
Answered by Philips Consumer Care 7 years ago
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