Waterpik Flossers Are Their Lowest Price Of The Year, But The Discount Could Go Any Minute
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Waterpik is one of the best-known brands in the dental industry and so ubiquitous that people often refer to all water flossers as Waterpiks (like folks simply call bandages Band-Aids). So, with such a bulletproof brand name backed by thousands of rave reviews and constant demand, it’s actually wild that the company has some of this week’s most significant, deep discounts for Black Friday. Right now on Amazon, you can grab its cordless, travel-friendly Advance water flosser for 40% off, or a the corded, countertop-appropriate Aquarius water flosser for 50% off — both are currently the lowest we’ve seen them all year. But act fast, because we’re not sure how long this Black Friday deal will last!
Waterpik’s Cordless Advance water flosser is a portable, rechargeable “little powerhouse” perfect for travel.
It has four interchangeable heads for reaching those back teeth and keeping your tools clean, three pressure settings, a USB cord and standing dock charger, a waterproof body and a carry bag for packing on a trip. The water flosser tips rotate a full 360 degrees and the brand claims it can last for up to four weeks on a single charge.
The Aquarius, meanwhile, is the brand’s corded water flosser that sits on a bathroom countertop.
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