is this compatible with a waterpik?
1708865
I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high friction in the unit. I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high... » Read More I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high friction in the unit. « Show Less
1708866
No, it is not. I made the mistake of thinking it wo8uld fit, but it doesn't. I am not about to spend another hundred dollars for a grossan flosser
1708867
I do not imagine it would be. The two instruments work at different water pressures. I do highly recommend the Grosann HydroPulse as a means of nasal irrigation. I have had mine for over 3 years and love it. There is one "watch out for." Many ads on Amazon show dissatisfaction because they don't last long - weeks to months. The trick is that after one uses the unit, I "flush" the unit with 30 oz of water just to make sure I get all of the salt solution cleaned out. The reason for premature failure of the many units is that the salt dries out in the unit and causes high friction in the unit.
978329
yes it is feasible...http://www.amazon.com/WaterPik-hose-repair-kit-handle/dp/B000A8EHU6/ref=sr_1_30?s=hpc&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1410436236&sr;=1-30
1192614
I don't believe so but I am very happy with the pressure I get from each setting. The second spray pattern is actually so hard it gave me a friction burn. The pulsating setting is not as good as a Waterpik though.
85654
I don't know. But I was not happy with the product. I had one for over 10 years and it worked great. Then I bought another and it lost water pressure in a couple of months. I bought another, same thing. I purchased a different model through my dentist with the sonic care toothbrush and I haven't had any issues with it.
2083288
Yes. It has a little peg you put the tooth brush heads on. You have 2 pegs that could be used at the same time.
1749145
That I don't know. All I know is that it didn't work for the Philips Sonicare toothbrush sanitizer I was expecting it to work with.
632943
If the base of the toothbrush has an indentation that looks somewhat like the letter D, I believe it will work.
951085
It would do about the same, but there are 2 advantages: 1/it is not as messy as a waterpik (no water splashing everywhere), tho you still might hold a washcloth over your mouth to prevent slight splashing. 2/since the water shoots at higher pressure than a waterpik, it works great to keep it clean around crowns, implants, veneers, etc. A 3rd advantage might be that you can fill it with an anti-cavity solution, which can get it in hard to reach places. Don't know if your waterpik has a cord, but this is cordless (rechargeable battery).
1493586
Yes it can. You just have to buy another of the Water Pik tips. All you have to do is to take one "tip" out and insert another. I would NOT let two children use the same accessory. It's like using the same toothbrush. Here's the phone number for Water Pik. 800-525-2774 You can also go to http://www.waterpik.com.
461419
Yes to my knowledge, however I don't recommend this tooth brush, it won't hold a charge and mine quit working four months after I bought it.
1863513
This is only an electric toothbrush. The manufacturer is Waterpik, but it doesn't have the functionality of a water pik.
443541
not sure, I would contact Waterpik. It definitely works best in the shower with my head tilted.
1903306
We got our waterpik using save on foods rewards. It does not show it is a model 700W, but the bushes we got work great, bonus there was three brushes and all work great.
380128
IT DID NOT WORK FOR ME. IT broke a couple of times when trying to install it.No more waterpiks for me.
888125
I would say yes. What's great about Oral-B is the toothbrush heads are interchangeable with their other bases except their sonic one. So yes it should work with yours.
2053425
Well, it certainly could not hold my old WaterPik shower head, I ended up changing it out for a lighter version (a Delta model). So unless they are making the newer WaterPik shower heads as light as the Delta types, it won't work.
383066
No. Although this is a great system, we still use Plackers in addition to the Waterpik