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Kurt
> 3 dayThis is the only double edged blade I have tried. It works pretty good and lasts a couple of shaves even though I have a thick beard. Good value for the price paid. Im going back to 5 blade disposables though, closer shave with less irritation.
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Nicolas M.
> 3 dayI bought this product because they stated that it was made in Italy, with much fanfare. As I received the package, I read that it was made in Russia. Politics apart, and no matter the final quality of the product, the title was a deceit, hence my rating.
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Justin
> 3 dayBlades cut well, same as the Gelletts I have. But this product has a lot of sticky glue on all 4 corners after unwrapping. I always have to spent 30-40 seconds carefully wiping it off before I put it in my DE
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Jim C
Greater than one weekGreat blades. Cheap And are amazing. Well worth it.
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Ken Oaks
> 3 dayI have only tried a few premium blades, but these are the only ones I will order from now on. I had been using Feather blades for a few months initially when I found these and figured I would give them a try. I have come to prefer them over the Feathers, because I get less irritation with these. I thought it might be my technique at first, but I started mixing in some left-over Feathers into my routine and, I think I can safely say, these blades are better for me. Add in the fact that they are SIGNIFICANTLY less expensive and it is an easy decision between the two.
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Sasha Nickels
> 3 dayBest razors I have used, and at a fantastic price! Enough razors to last me quite a while based on my shaving habits. I use them to shave my head. I have fairly sensitive skin. Aggresive blades, which is good but becareful.
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Mark
> 3 dayI am tired of buying super expensive razors with lots of plastic that needs to be thrown away at some point. Also, frankly, when Im in the store staring at rows of replacement cartridges, I cant remember which brand of handle I have at home, and whether it is the latest 3 razor model, the super fantastic 4-razor model, etc, all of which attach in their own special proprietary ways. So I ran across a 40-year old nickel plated double-edge razor in an antique store that cost less than a package of replacement blades and I thought Id give it a try. I remember learning to shave with just such a razor, but I also remember hacking the heck out of my face. Guess my face has changed, or I have, because Ive used the vintage razor for quite a while now and havent cut myself any more than with the high-cost cartridge razors. The shave is just as close, in my opinion, and the cost is significantly less. Not to mention there isnt a lot of wasted by-products in either the packaging or the product itself, so definitely a greener alternative. Highly recommend you give this a try. These blades are sharp, extremely economical, and last as long as the cartridges.
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personal shopper 7202
> 3 dayThis is not the first time this item was ordered. Extremely thin/flexible and sharp! Just what was needed to give my dad a super close, smooth shave. The blades come individually sheathed in something like parchment paper, which can later be used when discarding to avoid cutting oneself. Nice touch in packaging. Definitely would recommend this to a friend.
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Eric W
> 3 dayI used to like the Blue Feather blades. And for a while they were the best I could find. But these are better. They last longer, and they cost quite a bit less. I will reorder in about a 8-10 months when I run out.
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JS
> 3 dayGreat quality. I change mine every 2 months. And I use my razor every day. So much cheaper than disposable. And great for the environment.