A cordless water flosser at Bab Al-Saif is 9.750 KD, with a 300 ml tank, five pressure settings and an IPX7 rating. A sonic electric toothbrush is 6.950 KD, and the three dissolvable oral care tablets are 0.470 KD, 1.950 KD and 2.450 KD.
That is the whole range: five listings, five prices, and no price hidden inside a variant. The flosser is sold in white and in black at the same 9.750 KD. Below is what each figure buys, exactly what is in each box, and the one detail about the flosser that catches people out after they get it home.
The five listings, cheapest first
| Item | What the record states | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Oral care tablets | A dissolvable tablet you drop into water to make a rinse | 0.470 KD |
| Mouthwash tablets | The same tablet format in place of a bottle of liquid | 1.950 KD |
| Mouth freshening tablets | Tablet format again, sold by the piece | 2.450 KD |
| Sonic electric toothbrush | Brushless sonic motor rated 39,600 a minute, five modes, IPX7, 1200 mAh, wireless inductive charging, ABS and PP body | 6.950 KD |
| Water flosser, 300 ml | Cordless, 2500 mAh lithium battery, five pressure settings, IPX7, USB cable 120 cm, white or black | 9.750 KD |
The water flosser at 9.750 KD, figure by figure
- 300 ml tank. Its record describes that as enough for a single use, which is the large end for a cordless handle and the difference between one fill and two.
- 2500 mAh lithium battery, charged over USB.
- Five adjustable pressure settings, so the same handle is set differently by two people in one household.
- IPX7. That is the immersion rating rather than the splash rating, which is the number worth looking for on anything that lives beside a basin.
- Overheat protection is listed on the record.
- A gravity ball, which its record says allows the handle to be used upside down.
- White or black, both 9.750 KD. The colour is not a price difference.
What is actually in the flosser box, counted
Nine lines on the accessory list, eleven pieces in the box, and six of them are tips:
- 2 standard jet tips
- 1 tongue cleaner tip
- 1 gum tip
- 1 nasal cleaner tip
- 1 orthodontic tip
- 2 toothbrush heads
- 1 travel bag
- 1 USB cable, 120 cm
- 1 user manual
And here is the detail that catches people out: there is no wall adapter. The 120 cm cable is USB and nothing else is in the box, so charge it from a phone charger, a laptop or a car socket. It is the first thing you want to know when you open the box at 11 at night, so we are saying it here.
The electric toothbrush at 6.950 KD
A brushless sonic motor rated at 39,600 vibrations a minute, with five modes, an IPX7 rating and a 1200 mAh battery, in an ABS and PP body, in black. It charges by wireless inductive charging, so there is no charging socket cut into the handle. Its record carries ISO 9001, FCC, CE and RoHS markings.
A flosser and a toothbrush are two different machines
They are not alternatives and they are not the same device at two prices. One is a pump that pushes water from a 300 ml tank through a narrow tip. The other is a brush head driven by a sonic motor. The gap between them is 2.800 KD, and plenty of people here own both.
What they do share is the IPX7 rating, which is tested by immersion rather than by splashing. If you are comparing either of these against something else, that is the figure to line up.
The three tablets at 0.470, 1.950 and 2.450 KD
Three separate listings in one physical format: a dissolvable tablet you drop into a glass of water to make a rinse. They are sold by the piece. Nothing leaks in a gym bag and nothing has to be declared at an airport, which is the practical case for a tablet over a bottle. Each product page states what that particular tablet is for.
Buying from Bab Al-Saif
- Hold the handle before you buy, at our showroom in Shuwaikh Plaza, Khalifa Al-Jassim Street, Shuwaikh Industrial.
- In Kuwait since 1992, rated 4.7 stars from more than 350 Google reviews.
- Pay cash on delivery, by card, or in instalments with Deema.
- Delivery across Kuwait.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a water flosser in Kuwait?
9.750 KD for the 300 ml cordless unit, in white or black at the same price. It charges over the 120 cm USB cable supplied and has five pressure settings and an IPX7 rating.
How much is an electric toothbrush in Kuwait?
6.950 KD for the sonic model: a brushless motor rated at 39,600 vibrations a minute, five modes, an IPX7 rating, a 1200 mAh battery and wireless inductive charging, in an ABS and PP body.
Does the water flosser come with a plug?
No. The box has a 120 cm USB cable and no wall adapter, so charge it from a phone charger, a laptop or a car socket.
How big is the water flosser tank?
300 ml, and the product record describes that as enough for a single use.
Is an oral irrigator the same thing as a water flosser?
Yes, they are two names for the same machine: a pump that sends water from a tank through a narrow tip. Ours is the 300 ml cordless unit at 9.750 KD.
How many tips come with the water flosser?
Six tips and two brush heads. The tips are two standard jet tips, a tongue cleaner tip, a gum tip, a nasal cleaner tip and an orthodontic tip. A travel bag, a 120 cm USB cable and the manual are also in the box.
What is the difference between the three tablets?
They are three separate products in the same dissolvable format, at 0.470 KD, 1.950 KD and 2.450 KD. You drop one into water and rinse. Each product page states what that tablet is for.
Where can I buy a water flosser in Kuwait?
From our showroom at Shuwaikh Plaza, Khalifa Al-Jassim Street, Shuwaikh Industrial, or online from the dental care page, with delivery across Kuwait and payment by cash on delivery, card or Deema instalments. Opening hours and contact details are on the FAQ page.
See the full range on the dental care page, and the rest of the shelf in personal hygiene.
