Is it better than Polygrip or Efferdent?
1009461
Yes. It is not and adhesive through. You need to know that up front. The product turns into a soft plastic. It makes the teeth fit snug. And they don't move around when you eat. Some people use poly grip or some other adhesive on top top make teeth fit even tighter. I have not. Buy one tube and try it. It does take a while to find what works for you.
1009462
This is something you use to make your dentures fit better in your mouth. It doesn't replace the other adhesive. You put it in and let it form to your mouth and when you take it out and it dries it gets hard and you soften it with hot water dry it and put your (I use fixodent) in but you don't have to use as much as before. I love it! Cuz my dentures didn't fit good.
1009463
Efferdent is what you use to clean your dentures so it is not related at all to Cushion Grip. You could use Polygrip with it but it is not a replacement. I found Polygrip a bit too slimy for my taste and I've found I like a product called Staydent Denture Adhesive Cream much better. I use the Cushion Grip along with the Staydent and use the Efferdent for cleaning my dentures.
1009464
I have never tried efferent but it certainly is far far better than polygrip. cushion grip actually lines your denture and it lasts for weeks, where as polygrip has to be used daily. you can soak or brush with cushion grip and rinse and wear your denture with no trouble.
1009465
This was purchased for a family member in a nursing home. It is the only product that keeps his dentures in place perfectly. He has tried the others but they just don't work or last.Cushion Grip holds his dentures in place all day and often more than one day without food getting underneath etc. He is a very particular man and if he loves it, it IS the best!
1362386
I purchased the Gripper 200, and should have purchased the 100 along with it. The reasoning is that you use both grippers to push and guide the wood through your table saw or whatever without having to move the grippers constantly to re-adjust your stance. This give you better wood management on your band saw, and your other power tools where your hands may be.. I bought mine after I had cut off the tip of my index finger on my left hand. I did not have the stability of the gripper thereby "accidents happen." Save yourself the accident.
149665
Yes it has some grip better than hard plastic not as good as rubber.It has some friction that if you bump it on a table or such, it will not slide across.Grips nice in hand.
1728479
I think the difference is the rounded corners and metal slide rails. See my review of this item, not worth it. Look into something better.
825424
It is alot smoother and easier to use, very comfortable as well. Sorry for such a short answer but its one of those things where only experience can really give you the answer you want.
1929163
I like it better. Wider shoulder surface is more comfortable. Method of leg adjustment is better and more secure. And it doesn't accidentally slip off of the fiddle as easily.
418445
This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you change it. I have to trim them to fit myr lowers because they are fairly large for me, hope this helps. This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you... » Read More This holds extremely well for me and found this by accident while surfing for the Wernets Powder that GSK used to sell but discontinued a couple of years back and when i heard of that i bought all of the bottles i could find so i was glad to see that the wernet is back even though it is Polygrip but still effective but for the uppers only, somewhere around 25 to 30 hours for me. I have never found any powder or paste that works for the lowers and i use Seabond lower wafers that i get at the local grocery store. They hold pretty good for maybe an hour but there is some grip to them until you change it. I have to trim them to fit myr lowers because they are fairly large for me, hope this helps. « Show Less
2258303
I have had both, the regular strap was uncomfortable, did not register as well, and broke. The softstrap is more comfortable, does not slide down and therefore registers better - hopefully, it will last longer!
368757
I don't know. It's basically a wedge-shaped piece of plastic so it would seem if the overall dimemsions are the same it shouldn't make much of a difference. My physical therapist at first intertwined his fingers and held them vertically under the base of my head near the neck for several minutes. The occipivot provides this therapy. But I don't know if there are any differences by manufacturer.
1463995
My hand and fingers fit behind the shaft on the grip but I hold it where my index finger is in front of the shaft and the rest of my fingers are behind the shaft. I believe the split finger hold provides better balance than the offset position.
1999281
Dual clean is better because it flosses after it loosens and partially cleans past a standard brush. One device does the work of 2 separate tools.
325914
I recommend the newer version with the 2" extension because it provides more flexibility in positioning. Because of the design of the extension, the newer version is stiffer than the original when retracted, and appears to be equally stiff when extended. Increased mounting arm stiffness reduces cellphone movement.
1809453
I would say which is better a purely personal choice. I feel the wrist strap to be more secure since it wraps around your wrist and makes me feel more reassured. However, a hand strap may allow you to get a better grip for hand holding the camera. One plus point with this Optech product is you can attach it and detach it in a second. Also you can swap it for a sling or a neck strap in a jiffy. This strap also is more flexible for portrait format orientation of the camera.
209024
Yes it great! You can use it both ways although I prefer the horizontal way. Its quick and types like a charm. It looks very professional and I live for it everyday. Im using it right now. I just got a replacement and now I have the new one, it seemed like the old one was not new and used. This one is much tighter and feels better under my fingers. I love it. Its worth every penny
131632
in my case I have an average size male hand. You get a better grip without a dangling pinkie finger, more grip control with the extension. I have both the regular and the extra long, i prefer the extra long.
1872745
I had both, and can say the Elites are better construction, smoother motion on the twist, and the grips are made of a spiral pattern rubber that I'm not sure I like better than the Basics, but they are still comfortable enough to make the Elites a much better product overall.
405493
Really depends on your shooting style and preference. I have both versions, but i prefer the twist. Its faster for my setup. I have no problems with the quality of both versions, they work great.