personna med prep
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More info here related to recent AccuTec rebranding:
www.badgerandblade.com
Yet another Personna / AccuTec thread.
So I did some digging in an attempt to clarify the current Personna / AccuTec branding change and present some accurate and current information. Neither of these brands did, or currently cater to the 'public' hence website information is sparse and commerical/industrial orientated. Part numbers...
www.badgerandblade.com
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Both brands sold/sell an unlabeled 'barber blade' in several configurations (uncoated, coated, oiled, degreased etc.) for white labeling/bulk/rebranding. They are not the same blades as the branded ones. However, as far as I could discern, these too are mfg. in Verona, VA.----------make senseMore info here related to recent AccuTec rebranding:
Yet another Personna / AccuTec thread.
So I did some digging in an attempt to clarify the current Personna / AccuTec branding change and present some accurate and current information. Neither of these brands did, or currently cater to the 'public' hence website information is sparse and commerical/industrial orientated. Part numbers...
Have you tried out the new blades yet? They may be the same as the older Med Prep blades. Hard to tell with no branding on them, though. Normally, the Med Preps have "For Hospital Use" or similar on them.
I found the Lab Blues and Med Preps to be pretty similar.
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i keep one piece of this blank blade return the rest（seller allowed），but not put on my face，not yet.give you my opinion fter i do that,
Contrary to my previous posts - the current products being shipped from Verona are not labeled at all - the packaging is the only indicator. Blue = AccuThrive (Med Prep) Black = AccuForge (Lab Blue) ...This per the med supply where I get my AccuTec blades.
If you are buying a reliable seller, these should be the real thing.
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from accutec official chinese seller
So?
Are med prep actually still used for "Med Prepping"??
I had occasion to be 'med prepped' very heavily, 6 years ago.
the Lovely Prep Nurse did everything from my jugular to my [
] Dot
no razor but a set of battery clippers, thus no skin nicks or cuts or abrasions for less chance of that MRSA 
are backward countries still using med prep blades for well med prepping?
Are med prep actually still used for "Med Prepping"??
I had occasion to be 'med prepped' very heavily, 6 years ago.
the Lovely Prep Nurse did everything from my jugular to my [
] Dot no razor but a set of battery clippers, thus no skin nicks or cuts or abrasions for less chance of that MRSA are backward countries still using med prep blades for well med prepping?
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sorry about that，but for me ，personna blade made in usa is the top shaving bladeSo?
Are med prep actually still used for "Med Prepping"??
I had occasion to be 'med prepped' very heavily, 6 years ago.
the Lovely Prep Nurse did everything from my jugular to my [
are backward countries still using med prep blades for well med prepping?
Hi,So?
Are med prep actually still used for "Med Prepping"??
I had occasion to be 'med prepped' very heavily, 6 years ago.
the Lovely Prep Nurse did everything from my jugular to my [
are backward countries still using med prep blades for well med prepping?
Yes. Still used. Depends on the hospital. Some use these. Some use DermaGard. That's a Med Prep, with a wrapped edge, and in a plastic razor. Disposable. And good for dry shaving.
The wrapping on the blade edge prevents the blade edge itself from contacting skin so it would not give a shave as close as we are used to. It does allow enough hair removal to get on with the main job.
The have a twin blade disposable razor variant as well. I think these two have displaced the Med Prep from some uses.
Stan
Cool, thanks, answers my question.
Advances in medical procedures are a 21st century marvel, with instant world access to the information super hiway one gets to discuss stuff, and it's always baffling that some countries still seem behind the eight ball on some of the basics ie med prepping hairy sods or the good old digital exam
there is a blood test for that!! 
Nice to know that if a prepper whips out a razor it may have been updated to the 21st century, not a 18th century model.
I had a vasectomy 44 years ago.... Dry shaving was involved... I wonder if they have a more modern method now.... I'll ask our son... he's going in next week. <eg>
