Studying the packaging: mention of "Waterpik Cordless Plus" is deceptive, as there is NO cordless model in this package, only Ultra and Nano units?
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There is no cordless model in the package. There was a regular unit and one to travel with but both of them need to be plugged into the electricity. Both have a tube that have the water flow through it so I can not aware that this is cordless in any way shape or form.
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You would be better off buying a 220-240V version such as is sold in Australia and Europe/UK, otherwise your warranty will be void. amazon.co.uk lists this item. At the moment, Australian retailers are still selling the previous model (WP100). Right now there is one Ebay seller with this item (http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Waterpik-Aquarius-Ultra-Professional-Waterflosser-WP660-New-Model-RRP-199-99-/222009077107), who might post to you if you ask.
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I have not actually looked for any since it came with an extra, I hope you can because I really like the toothbrush it does a great job!
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The pressure is great. I had Waterpik Waterflosser Cordless Rechargeable WP-360W by Waterpik before and I find this to be the better of the two. Thanks.
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Hi, I've purchased these from multiple places: Amazon, eBay & Walmart, there is no model number on this brush heads packaging. What is on the packaging is that these heads are compatible with most Oral B power brushes. These heads are plastic & you simply slide them on, it is an easy style of compatibility.
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I had the same problem. Bought 2 Vitality toothbrushes from 2 different Target stores and had the same problem. I am about ready to take back the second and try a Sonicare. According to the Braun U.K. Forums, the battery/charging unit is a real problem. Supposedly, if the toothbrush is left in the on position it won't charge. Problem is there is no on/off indicator. Horrible design decision.
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There was only one brush head that I remember. What strucjk me as odd/different was that it the base had the center battery square but not the cover that goes over it.he base cover just fine--actually smaller footprint. I wish I would not have been quick to dispose of the old toothbrush. But no big deal works without t
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Mine doesn't have the model no. either. I would imagine this one works for most Sonicare.
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I can't find the battery information on the waterpik. It only says made in China. I guess it is Ni-Mh. Usually Li-ION is expensive. Thanks.
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I believe it is the following:Philips Sonicare HX6013 ProResults Brush Head StandardThat's what is what comes up on the "recently purchased together" option on Amazon for that toothbrush. I just usually run in Target to pick mine up. I've had my toothbrush so long, I just look at them and know which ones I need. I haven't READ the packaging since I bought the first replacement heads.Good luck with your purchases :)
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the attachments included are only 2 jet style pics. The base of the pics have a 6 sided shaft that slides into the water unit. I'm not sure, but I would think other attachments from Water Pic should fit. I am not happy with my unit and removed it. Under the feedback, several users, including me, have had battery charging problems. No information shows how to best use the battery. Only to charge it for 24 hours before the first use. When it stopped working, I would recharge it. after 2 months, it would no longer charge. I found many complaints about the same thing. When first delivered, the battery and charger were missing. Amazon replaced/exchanged the order, but then it only lasted 2 months anyway. Currently it sits on the tool bench doing no good at all.
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They advertise a corded device but they send a cheap battery powered model. An extra roller is also said to be enclosed. It isn't This is rip-off!
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It looks like the same thing. No difference that I can see. BTW there is newer version available that has Bluetooth (http://www.amazon.com/Smartseries-Bluetooth-Electric-Rechargeable-Toothbrush/dp/B00O8ODI5I/ref=dp_ob_title_hpc). It costs about $45 more. Personally I would not spend that money on "bells and whistles" that would not give any benefits as far as tooth cleaning is concerned.
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This product, and those similar, is a cheap knock-off of Sonicare products, made to look and sound similar, and I'm frankly surprised that Philips hasn't taken legal action against them. As a dental professional, I regard this as the lowest kind of deception; they may not have crossed the legal line internationally, but their intent is clear. I would stay far away from this product, and any other that says "Sonic," "UV," Diamond," "Platinum," or any other closely associated advertising terms similar to those used with Philips Sonicare products, without specifically stating the manufacturer of origin. If it looks like they are trying to hide something, they are. This product, and those similar, is a cheap knock-off of Sonicare products, made to look and sound similar, and I'm frankly surprised that Philips hasn't taken legal action against them. As a dental professional, I regard this as the lowest kind of deception; they may not have crossed the legal line internationally, but their intent is clear. I would stay far away from this product, and any other that says "Sonic," "UV," Diamond," "Platinum," or any other closely associated advertising terms similar to those used with Philips Sonicare products, without... » Read More This product, and those similar, is a cheap knock-off of Sonicare products, made to look and sound similar, and I'm frankly surprised that Philips hasn't taken legal action against them. As a dental professional, I regard this as the lowest kind of deception; they may not have crossed the legal line internationally, but their intent is clear. I would stay far away from this product, and any other that says "Sonic," "UV," Diamond," "Platinum," or any other closely associated advertising terms similar to those used with Philips Sonicare products, without specifically stating the manufacturer of origin. If it looks like they are trying to hide something, they are. « Show Less
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i wish that i could answer you correctly. when i checked my med. cabinet, there was one strip of 15. if i have more, i must have put them away. my guess is that the 15 is correct and that they offer additional tips, separately. check the waterpik site. more importantly, this item is not cracked up to what it says. the tips bend immediately and then don't work. i cut them shorter. better, if you can to try the water pik that uses water and is rechargeable. i gave a couple flossers for stocking stuffers and they ended up tossing them. hope this isn't too late to help.
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Same problem as everyone else here with a Pulsonic unit - peeling paint & broken trimmer. I was hoping a new model would come out, but they just keep renaming it and calling it "New". I am thinking it is time to give up and switch to: Panasonic ES8109S Vortex Wet/Dry Shaver with Nano Technology and HydraClean System
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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.