Amazon has 8-Count Men's Gillette ProGlide Shield Razor Blade Refill Cartridges on sale for $16.56 - 5% Off ($0.83) Subscribe & Save = $15.73. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 8-Count Men's Gillette ProGlide Shield Razor Blade Refill Cartridges on sale for $16.56 - 5% Off ($0.83) Subscribe & Save = $15.73. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to community member r3p3ro for finding this deal
Buy an electric razor! Norelco razors (I buy mine at Costco) now cut insanely close, even on your chin. Don't need any shaving cream mess or lubricant. And no cuts!
Buy an electric razor! Norelco razors (I buy mine at Costco) now cut insanely close, even on your chin. Don't need any shaving cream mess or lubricant. And no cuts!
Usually, they have a model 6000 or 6900 (I believe this is the one I have), which is downlevel from this one by one or two models. I paid $70 about a year ago.
I've been using Norelco rotary razors for decades. This is the best one by far. The blades are now self-sharpening (THESE ARE THE BLADES YOU WANT, not the older non-self sharpening) and so eventually, they will wear out. Costco no longer includes a 2nd set of blades as they used to.
Norelco offers a 60 day return if you don't like the razor and of course, Costco will take back almost any product up to 2 years old.
I had a couple expensive electric razors ... I had to stop using them because I kept getting in-grown hairs from it not being properly cut. Back to razors ... I was able to get the 30% S&S
This is Slickdeals. Why do people waste money on cartridges? Buy a double edge safety razor, spend $10 on a pack of 100 blades that will last you a couple of years. If you're into these, you're a victim of marketing.
No coupon but the AI claims many reviewers say they are genuine, so I grabbed a pack. I remember years ago there were SDs for these things for less than $1 each and they were genuine. I even got them one time for 50 cents each. C'est la vie.
Comes out to $9.11 with 30% coupon and 15% S&S discount.
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This is Slickdeals. Why do people waste money on cartridges? Buy a double edge safety razor, spend $10 on a pack of 100 blades that will last you a couple of years. If you're into these, you're a victim of marketing.
I've purchased Edwin Jagger DE89 based on advice from SD 15 years ago and (mostly) have not looked back. That said, these might be useful for those traveling with carry-on luggage, since you might get flagged by TSA / airport security if you have a safety razor with a blade in your bag.
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Usually, they have a model 6000 or 6900 (I believe this is the one I have), which is downlevel from this one by one or two models. I paid $70 about a year ago.
I've been using Norelco rotary razors for decades. This is the best one by far. The blades are now self-sharpening (THESE ARE THE BLADES YOU WANT, not the older non-self sharpening) and so eventually, they will wear out. Costco no longer includes a 2nd set of blades as they used to.
Norelco offers a 60 day return if you don't like the razor and of course, Costco will take back almost any product up to 2 years old.
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