Schick Injector Blades

[Straight Arrow]

Love my injectors but haven't tried the Schick blades in them yet. Has anyone found them to be miles better than the CVS (ASR) blades?

[Mottern Man]

Yes, Schick blades are FAR-Far better then the CVS.

[Straight Arrow]

I have a small supply and I heard they may not be manufactured anymore. There are a few more packs in a little Pharmacy near me for $6.50 a pack. Can I do better elsewhere?

[Mottern Man]

I have a small supply and I heard they may not be manufactured anymore. There are a few more packs in a little Pharmacy near me for $6.50 a pack. Can I do better elsewhere?

I know amazon.com has them.

6.50 sounds good though.

[TraderJoe]

I have a small supply and I heard they may not be manufactured anymore. There are a few more packs in a little Pharmacy near me for $6.50 a pack. Can I do better elsewhere?

4.99 + shipping here (http://www.nationwidecampus.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1754&cid=41)

They were much better than the CVS blades, but you may want to explore the use of feather pro blades in the injector (if you haven't already)

[Mottern Man]

4.99 + shipping here (http://www.nationwidecampus.com/productinfo.asp?pid=1754&cid=41)

They were much better than the CVS blades, but you may want to explore the use of feather pro blades in the injector (if you haven't already)

Feather Blade's for Injectors???????? :eek: :eek: :eek: WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME ABOUT THIS.

Joe, You mean the blades for the AC razors?

[Straight Arrow]

Where are the Feather Pros available?

[TraderJoe]

Joe, You mean the blades for the AC razors?

Yes, but it requires you to augment (shorten) the blade to fit.

Where are the Feather Pros available?

I got them here:

http://www.classicshaving.com/i/Feather/Professional_20.jpg

LINK (http://www.classicshaving.com/catalog/item/1240646/796563.htm)

[Mottern Man]

Thanks Brudder, I have to try them. :happy088

[TomH]

Sometimes I think it's a little bit unfair to live in Europe.
Most of the vendors don't deliver to Europe.

Don't know which kind of blade I have here, but I know these are not SCHICK blades...
Where to get Schick blades or the Feathers in Europe???

I have to google...

[Queen of Blades]

Sometimes I think it's a little bit unfair to live in Europe.
Most of the vendors don't deliver to Europe.

Don't know which kind of blade I have here, but I know these are not SCHICK blades...
Where to get Schick blades or the Feathers in Europe???

I have to google...

Or just ask your TSD friends. :rolleyes:

[BD1970]

Yes, but it requires you to augment (shorten) the blade to fit.



I got them here:

http://www.classicshaving.com/i/Feather/Professional_20.jpg

LINK (http://www.classicshaving.com/catalog/item/1240646/796563.htm)


Joe,

How do you "shorten" them? Before or after they're inserted in the razor head? Please elaborate. Thx

[TraderJoe]

Joe,

How do you "shorten" them? Before or after they're inserted in the razor head? Please elaborate. Thx

Pliers, or metal cutters.....its definitely a process, but if it works for your skin, then its worth it

[Mottern Man]

Pliers, or metal cutters.....its definitely a process, but if it works for your skin, then its worth it

EMT/Garden sheers should do the trick too.

If all else fails I am sure a little extra exposure should not hurt, as long as you make it even on both sides.

[Leisureguy]

I've found that the Ted Pella PTFE-coated injector blades (http://www.tedpella.com/dissect_html/dissect.htm#anchor1590232) work well.

[BD1970]

EMT/Garden sheers should do the trick too.

If all else fails I am sure a little extra exposure should not hurt, as long as you make it even on both sides.


Great thanks Guys. I really like feathers in my DE so I might try this.