BenBurch
Gatekeeper of The Left
My dentist recommended I get an oral irrigation device, and I am considering that.
Of course the WaterPik is well-known and of known utility in oral hygiene, but he recommended a device called the Hydro Floss.
What set off my Spidey Sense here is their claim that their product is better because they magnetize the water.
Whenever anybody says anything even remotely like that I think QUACK. (Hell, I KNOW it.)
But I am open to the idea that the device is superior for some more mundane reason like stream velocity or nozzle geometry.
But if they are superior in that way, why the bogus medical claim?
Of course the WaterPik is well-known and of known utility in oral hygiene, but he recommended a device called the Hydro Floss.
What set off my Spidey Sense here is their claim that their product is better because they magnetize the water.
Whenever anybody says anything even remotely like that I think QUACK. (Hell, I KNOW it.)
But I am open to the idea that the device is superior for some more mundane reason like stream velocity or nozzle geometry.
But if they are superior in that way, why the bogus medical claim?
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