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Samsonic
An oral irrigator designed to help remove more plaque for improved dental hygiene
The Samsonic OI200 is an oral irrigator designed for daily plaque removal and gum care. It helps clean between teeth and below the gumline where a standard toothbrush may not reach. This device suits adults seeking a simple addition to their oral hygiene routine.
Ensure a suitable power outlet is available near your sink for the unit. Verify you have enough countertop or storage space for the irrigator and its reservoir. Confirm the nozzle connection type matches any replacement tips you already own.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.98 kg |
| Package size | 231 × 173 × 150 mm |
The keyboard is a full-size unit with 104 keys, USB connection and an integrated smart card reader. No extra items are mentioned in the product details.
The product information references a single model, the OI200, with no alternative versions or capacities described.
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