Red Personna Israeli Double Edge Razor Blades (100 Blades)

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Red Pack Israeli Double Edge Razor Blades (100 Blades)

Red Personna Israeli Double Edge Razor Blades (100 Blades)

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New 2013 stock!

Red Personna Israeli double edge razor blades that fit all standard double edge razors. They are a stainless steel blade with a "Platinum Chrome" coating for smooth shaving.

10 packs of 10 blades each (100 blades total).

Clarification on origin and labeling: The labeling states "Product produced, assembled and packaged with blades made by American Safety Razor Company - Since 1875. Staunton VA 24482, USA." The packaging is made and assembled in Mexico. Additionally, it states "Imported and distributed Personna International de Mexico." The blades are made in Israel, imported to Mexico where they do the final packaging.

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	The Same Red Israeli Blades?
	The 100 pack of Red Personna Israeli Double Edge Razor blades I purchased a few weeks ago have a different packaging for each 5 pack. On the back of each pack it says, and I quote, "Product produced, assembled and packed in Mexico...", followed by Spanish & Portuguese. Then there is a statement that the blades are made by American Safety Razor, Staunton, Virginia. Are the blades still ade in Isreal? I don't know. The old ones that I just finished with last week were so smooth, and these aren't quite the same, resulting in more nicks. Still better than the vast majority of blades I have tried, but not quite as good as the old ones. NOTE FROM WCS: Yes, these are the same blades as we've been selling for years, with the same issues related from their labeling. We've never been able to figure out why they can't label them correctly, but we know our information is correct.
	Reviewed by: Taylor Mack from Ruston, Louisiana. on 5/1/2013

	Face Like Baby's Bottom
	After a long weekend without shaving, I lathered up an unprepared, dry face with Col. Conk soap and had at it. The only thing I felt was the sensation of my razor's head gliding over my skin. There was no pulling, no scraping, and there were no nicks. To shave like this using the blades I had previously been using from a reputable German company would be unthinkable. I am very happy to have bought a 100-pack of Personna blades based solely on user reviews, and feel confident recommending them to others.
	Reviewed by: James from Austin, TX. on 1/22/2013

	Mr.
	Never dread that second or third pass ever again. By far the least aggressive blade I ever used on my swirly hair.
	Reviewed by: splattttttt from my office. on 12/30/2012

	The most comfortable I have found
	I have tried at least 10 different types of blades, (including Feather, Gillette 7 O'Clock Blue and Black package, Shark, Lord Platinum, Astra, Derby, Crystal, etc.). These Red Personna Israeli are the best for me. No irritation at all, where all the others leave me with red bumps and razor burn. I don't know what the difference is, but I am sticking with these forever. BTW, the less expensive Israeli Double Edge UK Packaging (10 blades per pack) are NOT the same blade -- I found those to be irritating as well.
	Reviewed by: Paul from North Carolina. on 10/31/2012

	Like them the best
	Here again ordering some more blades, this time almost all persona. I suggest you try the sample pack and do your shaving with new blades on the weekend- some of these like the derby, merker, feather, astra, wilson- kill my face. These blades are not the sharpest but for my beard, thick and heavy red they work the best with out the bloodfest of the others.
	Reviewed by: er from canada. on 3/7/2012