Parker 100 Count, Parker Double Edge Safety Razor Blades, Premium Platinum Stainless Steel Razor Blades with PTFE, Tungsten and Chromium Coated Edges for Smooth, and Comfortable ShavesCompact by Design (Amazon-developed Certification)

I’ve ordered these blades several times and I will NOT use any other brand. These blades have me great for the past few years sense I started to use a safety razor. Inexpensive and 100 blades per box you can’t beat them. I’ve let friends have some of the blades and got them using them now too. The give me a close clean even shave every time. And these blades stay sharp throughout the shave I’ve rarely ever had to use more one blade per shave and I have a good bit of facial hair. Only had to use more than one a handful of times when I’ve gotten lazy or have just been so busy I don’t have the time to shave. But never the less these blades never disappoint!

So I bought 100 of them and that's a lifetime supply, because the blades rarely wear out! They stay sharp even shaving a long, very tough beard, week after week, and so far I haven't worn one blade out yet. The blades have several coatings to protect their sharpness and it seems to work very well. I just blow dry the blade after shaving. If you get gunk stuck in your razor holder, just use a water pik to blow it out, then blow it dry with air.

a little better than the gilette pac i used last year

I initially paired these blades with a $20 VDH razor you can pick up in any box store. Very disappointing result. Nowhere near the shave I wanted.Ditched the VDH and picked up a Parker 96R. Pairing the Parker blades with the 96R was a perfect match. A really close, smooth, shave. Recommended.

I was new to safety razors and was simply amazed that I could get 100 blades for about 11 bucks. There were others at the same price point, but I did a lot of reading and was convinced to give Parker a try because of the positive comments. Since I'm new to this, It took me awhile to get the angle right and get to know my face. After a week of a couple nicks, I'm now getting super close shaves without nicks. After a shave, I'll can rub my face and not feel any whiskers at all! If you're new to safety razors, I advise you to watch a couple videos on the subject. If you nick yourself at first, don't give up. Try different shaving creams, different angles, shorter strokes, watch some vids on how to do it You will like the close shaves you get. I'm using them with the viking Chieftain razor and hard milled shaving soap bar and shaving brush. I'm getting about 5 shaves per blade with these blades Comes in a 5 blade dispensers. The dispersers have a slot in the back for blade disposal. I will buy them again; In about 1/2 year! for only 11 bucks.

It's cheap and amazing for shaving, and no skin irritation

I decided to try the Parker blades after using Feather blades for several years. The Parker blades themselves are fine. Accessing them is a hassle. The plastic wrapping around each package of 5 blades has no tab to tare it open so a scissor or knife is needed to cut this wrapper. The paper covering each blade does not allow the blades -- after the first one -- to slide out of the plastic case. I end up breaking off the end so I can remove a new blade. I'm surprised the company makes it so difficult to access the blades in each 5-pack.

These blades are very comfortable. No irration at all. Shaves incredibly close. After using various safety razor blades for years. I find the s Parker a definitely my new to go blades. Durability is not a issue for me. 13 cents a blade is no issue for me. Even if a get 2 great shaves are acceptable for me. I have extremely coarse and hard whiskers. These are all round offer the best shave yet me.