Airgoesin Upgraded 2 Lighted Tonsil Stone Remove Tool Tonsillolith Pick + Irrigation Clean Syringe Fresh Breath Oral Rinse

I've suffered from annoying tonsil stones for at least the past 15 years (though probably longer, I just didn't know I had them). Mine sometimes get the size of a large pea, and will actually rub and irritate my tonsil and throat to the point of bleeding. This little LED light and syringe kit is very easy to use, and a great value for the price. It is made of the highest quality plastic? No, but I'm ok with that. It's inexpensive, and works! Also, the light is very bright and makes it easy to visualize your tonsil, though using in a dark room works best. As soon as I received this kit, I immediately put it to use. I've had mulitple pesky stones in my left tonsil for the past several months, and try as I might I couldn't get them out. (This is what prompted me to try this kit in the first place.) I am happy to report, that upon using this lighted probe and syringe to irrigate my tonsil, I was successfully able to remove 3 large stones in the matter of about 2 minutes. My throat already feels so much better, and I can even tell that my mouth no longer has that sour sulfur taste. (Bleh!) This kit is amazing, and I honestly should have bought it years ago! One word of warning: Although sometimes necessary, irriagating water directly into the crevasses of your tonsil doesn't feel very good. However, the discomfort only lasts for a second, and successfully getting that uncomfortable stone out is well worth it in my opinion. Also, the water (and possibly the disgusting stone) is likely to drip down your throat if your not quick about coughing it out once it's loosened (TMI I know, but if you're reading these reviews you already know what I'm talking about). Overall, I extremely happy with my purchase, and would buy this again in a heartbeat if something were to happen to my new stone removal kit!

Theyre good products but watch out if you're heavy handed like me.. Id recommend using something more blunt if you're gonna do like I did and put as much pressure as possible on your tonsils to get stuff out. 10/10 would stab again, I guess? The little metal thing has been very useful for me though, haven't stabbed myself with it yet! Have yet to find a way to Actually stab myself with the water syringe, but I CAN report that it feels like im drowning/stabbing myself every time I spray my tonsils with it. Maybe I'm applying too much force there also. Humor aside, good product, but maybe don't get it if you're heavy handed/dont know what you're doing/have picking issues. The little LED things work fine, and haven't died on me yet, but I found it's hard to really see with their light alone. However, I can see how it'd be more useful for people with smaller mouths. The sticks WILL dislodge from the base if you're an idiot like me and apply too much pressure trying to move your tonsil to the side; I recommend the metal one if you really wanna show your tonsils who's boss. I cant especially recommend the syringe if you have an easy gag reflex, but it has helped me get some stones out of awkward areas. You can get a pretty powerful spray with it if you're not careful, and it will hurt, so be gentle. Five stars because even though I'm clearly not supposed to have this, it does do the job and is pretty great for the price.

Generics: Received all parts listed, no breakage. Pros: With the longer tip that was included, I was able to accomplish my task easily, and the rounded end on the tip caused no discomfort. The two-pack was the same price as the single so I got two of everything except for the "free gift" at the same price as one. Cons: The light does not provide enough illumination for me, so I still used a flashlight in addition to the light. With the inclusion of the longer tip, the shorter tips seem superfluous to me. Overall: It accomplished the purpose for which it was purchased. I am happy with it.

The longer lighted stick is best-- but it could have been longer. It doesn't remove stones well though-- the included metal stick is better for that. It also could be longer. The tweezer like tip is too short and you'd need to reach in to squeeze it so its relatively useless. If you turn off bathroom light then it is good lighting in your mouth. Syringe for rinsing wasn't as useful as I'd expected. Be sure not to get handle wet at all. Only wash the removable tip. If the handle gets damp the batteries rust immediately. I just got mine and after 3 uses it stopped working. I took it apart and saw the rusty batteries. The good news is that when I called Amazon they accepted the return and sent me a new one. I don't know how long it will last but I'm planning to be careful and am hoping that this time it will last longer.

I ordered this from my mother's account and normally do not leave reviews under her name, but I really have to sing this thing's praises! I've never had a problem with tonsil stones, until recently. I noticed a large one a couple days ago that has been rubbing against the back of my throat, making it difficult to swallow. I knew it would have to be removed, but I didn't want to deal with making an appointment. A few at home methods I looked up didn't work for me--a Q-tip is too short to reach, I don't have a water pick, and I didn't have multiple days/weeks to wait for it to dissolve with the (frankly, nasty sounding) concoctions I found. So, I broke down and decided to buy a tool. I read a review that this type of tool worked well for someone with a severe gag reflex. That sold me, because I have the worst gag reflex of anyone I've ever met. I can't swallow pills, brushing my back teeth is a struggle, I can't even gargle without gagging. I hoped that this would be the solution--AND IT WAS. At first, I didn't think this thing could stand up to my ridiculous gag reflex. Even once I figured out the least-gagging angle, I still could only hold the gag back for a few seconds at a time, so it took me a couple tries to get it out. But it did come out and I feel so much better. If you have even a relatively normal human gag reflex, this tool won't give you any trouble. I cannot possibly recommend this took enough if you have annoying tonsil stones. Even if I never use it again, it was worth the cost just for the ease and convenience of this one use!