Can someone direct me to a source where I can purchase these?
Cheers,
Craig
Cheers,
Craig
SSLStudio said:UK Source
http://search.ebay.nl/_W0QQfgtpZ1QQfrppZ25QQsassZdreamyantQQssPageNameZSTRKQ3aMEFSQ3aMESOI
Be warned though she will not make deals of any kind. I wanted to buy 500 bulk deal from her there wasnt a single cent going off the price !
guenron said:John,
The Windsor source certainly appears to have the most reasonable price I have seen for the Euro (Swedish origin) Gillettes.. Auravita, formerly my source, has apparently found new fun and profits through excessive mailing fees. I was unpleasantly surprised to see Auravita's new shipping fees when LetterK brought them up.
The "Swedes" are made in the same Petersburg Products plant in St. Petersburg, Russia that makes the 7o'clock SharpEdge (Yellow wrapper), and the red card, ordinary blades sold in Rite Aid stores at the ripoff rate of $6.99 for a 10-pack.
The "Swedes" are made in Poland, in Lodz for the Western European market - seen it with my own eyes. The other "Super Platinums" that you see are made in St. Petersburg & Shanghai for the rest of the world.
Do you by any chance know where the Gillette Bleue Extra blades are made?
Again, if there are any US brick and mortar stores that carry them, let me know.
By the Law of Supply and Demand, when an item or commodity becomes too costly, people either buy less, or find an alternative.
The "Swedes" are made in the same Petersburg Products plant in St. Petersburg, Russia that makes the 7o'clock SharpEdge (Yellow wrapper), and the red card, ordinary blades sold in Rite Aid stores at the ripoff rate of $6.99 for a 10-pack.
Since returning to DE shaving last spring, I have tried Derbys, Crystals, Dorco 300's, Dorco 301's, Super Iridiums, Treet Classics, Schick Krona Chromes (NOS), Schick Plus Platinums (NOS), Wilkinson UK LB's (NOS), and Gillette 7o'clock yellows.
I have decided on Dorco 301's and Treet Classics for daily shaving, with an occasional 7o'clock yellow thrown in. Crystals and Derbys work for me too, but I've decided to limit my stockpile. Based on my own experience, and professional, consistent reviews elsewhere on the Web, the 7o'clock yellow is the best blade to come out of the St. Petersburg Russia plant, including the "Swede," Super Iridium, red card Gillettes, and a few other brands. IMHO the 7o'clock Yellow is one of the best blades out there, period.
I haven't tried a "Swede," but for the life of me I can't see going out of my way for a blade that costs twice as much as a 7o'clock yellow, and in at least one expert opinion isn't as good.
I haven't tried a "Swede," but for the life of me I can't see going out of my way for a blade that costs twice as much as a 7o'clock yellow, and in at least one expert opinion isn't as good.