Why ezORApic Faucet Cleanse Kit & Not Electrical Irrigators?
ezORApic vs electrical oral irrigators
A pulsating water jet interferes with your ability to accurately trace your gum-line. The inherent recoil of the electric motor causes the pause in the water’s flow. That recoil combined with the interruption join to override your natural feedback. This confusion leaves pockets of “Gingival Suculus” in the first pass. Which then requires repeating the process two (2) or even three (3) more times. (Denise Parker RDH - http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4979504.html)
Other disadvantages of electrical oral irrigators.
1. Electricity and water hazards: burns, electrocution and fires from damaged electrical cords, plugs or outlets.
2. Noise: an operating electric pump is loud enough to waken or disturb family members.
3. Limited water reservoir capacity: inherently requires refilling.
A - turn the device off.
B - fill the reservoir with more water of the preferred temperature
(which has a tendency to cool down).
C - finally turn the unit back on and return to cleansing.
4. Moving parts in the electrical unit increases the chance of wear, breakdown and expensive repair.
5. The electrical pump combined with the water reservoir are often bulky and consume valuable counter space.
6. The electrical unit must be physically flushed, drained and stored.
7. Residual water remains in the pump and will later drain onto your counter, shelf or cabinet.
8. The complexity of electrical units comes at a much higher cost. Many families and therefore children are denied oral hygiene products.
9. The drain of electricity from the power grid, on a daily basis, is a detriment to the environment and adds to the user’s carbon footprint.
10. Portable electrical units:
A - require recharging, a burden on the power grid.
B - the rechargable battery life is short (within 6 months) and must be replaced - a burden on landfill resources.
ezORApic’s safe, non-electric, quiet, steady stream,
consistently allows you to trace your gum-line without interruption.
It snaps on and off the faucet with instant ease and relies on existing temperature and pressure found at the tap.
You spend less time at the sink. And at $20 each, ezORApic democratizes quality oral hygiene. More families, from hundreds of thousands to millions, will now be able to afford and enjoy better health.
ezORApic also serves as an ocular, nasal, and ear canal wash. All units are custom assembled and shipped by the inventor Don Allen, in a ziplok plastic bag (minimizing environmental impact) protected in a padded unmarked envelope or small box carton.
