100 Astra Superior Premium Platinum Double Edge Safety Razor Blades Personal Healthcare / Health Care
July 27, 2017 - Comment
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Product Features
- Platinum Coated for Superior Smoothness and Longevity
- A barbershop favorite
- Excellent in Parker, Merkur, Gillette and all other standard double edge safety razors
- Made in Russia
- 20 Tucks of 5 blades
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A pretty darn good blade…but made in Russia Astra was a Czech Republic based company that was bought up by Gillette (which is owned by parent company Procter & Gamble). These are made by ZAO Petersburg Products in Russia for Proctor & Gamble(Gillette). Some say they are also made in Turkey but I have seen no proof of this. I have only observed Russian made but distributed and labeled for sale in Turkey.
Best Blades ever! Putin yer shave kit! Amazing blades. The sharpest that I’ve ever used. The first shave with the first blade out of the box, was probably the smoothest shave that I’ve ever experienced. I’ve continued to use that same blade for over a month, shaving every day, and it’s just beginning to lose its edge. I was using the Wilkinson Sword blades before these, but they never lasted this long. Usually, I’d get about a week out of a blade. My beard is pretty tough, and usually tears up the collars of T-shirts within about…
I read reviews on both blades and saw some complaints of customers who had ordered the personna blades and complained that they I read many reviews on this product and the personna blades which are made in the USA and I am for products made her in the US. Though these blades are made in Russia my deciding factor to go with Astra blades was, I read reviews on both blades and saw some complaints of customers who had ordered the personna blades and complained that they had received a bad batch with that I said I decided to try the Astra first and with the in depth detail of each blade being consistent or should I say…