Question 1

Do these blades have any connection to gillette?

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It seems not.  They're private / mysterious compared to typical American companies (example: Ford, which is as public about founding and ownership as can be).  Based on research on tradekey, badger and blade, sharpologist, and just generally googling around, the parent company is Deepak Enterprises, founded in 73 in India.  The American marketing partner at this time appears to be Jeff Woda, and the India partner seems to be Deepak Grover.  The blades seem to be a very recent product line, manufactured in Turkey starting only a couple years ago, not forty years or whatever marketing claim.  The marketing claims about age are tenuously correct, in that the company has been in business since 73, admittedly selling razors not blades.

The marketing is sketchy and hides enough to look suspicious, although upon research it seems there's nothing to worry about and they're actually a pretty cool company.  A strange but effective marketing strategy because curiosity is the only way to get me researching a brand for ten minutes online...

As a personal note after using these for awhile... you can pay other companies perhaps ten times more for blades that are maybe ten percent better... I'm pretty happy with these blades.

Question 2

How does this compare to the feather hi-stainless platinum double edge razor blades?

Accepted Answer

Feather: Sharper, shaves closer, 1-2 shaves (head and face), harsher edge, Parker: More comfortable, definitely still shaves well, 4-6 shaves (head and face). Personally, these are my favorite / go-to razors.

Question 3

Where are these made? how does this compare to the astra platinum double edge safety razor blades? thanks.

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These are manufactured in Turkey. In either the factory that produces Derby, or the plant that produces LION blades. They are Swedish stainless steel with a platinum, chromium, & tungsten  coating. I'm finding then sharp, but smoother than Astra. So far  I've used them in my WCS 135B, and my RazoRock Game Changer. Since they're Swedish steel, they might be too dense for use in a slant. BUT I haven't tried them in my slant yet. That is just a generalization of the characteristics with Swedish steel having to conform to the slanted bottom plate..Then again, they may very well be terrific there also. Try entering SHARPONO at checkout. They were offering 20% introductory last week. It still might be working. Shave on!.  .

Question 4

How do they compare to the presonna's red?

Accepted Answer

these are pretty fine blades. Start out SHARP, if not a little harsh (splits the difference between feathers and silver blues on the first shave). Mellows from there, and becomes sharp, smooth, and not irritating. So far, so good with these.

ASIN	B07CGMTVM4
ASIN	B07CGMTVM4
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#128,943 in Health ( See Top 100 in Health ) #355 in Men's Razor Blades & Cartridges
Blade Material	Platinum
Brand Name	Parker Safety Razor
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (4,355)
Customer reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (4,355)
Date First Available	3 May 2018
Handle Material	Stainless Steel
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions	15.2 x 15.2 x 15.2 centimeters
Item Type Name	Razor Blades Double Edge 100 Blades
Item Weight	0.1 Kilograms
Item model number	PARKERDE100
Manual Shaving Razor Type	Safety Razor
Manufacturer	PARKER
Manufacturer	PARKER
Manufacturer Part Number	PARKERDE100
Material Type	Alloy Steel, Stainless Steel
Model Number	PARKERDE100
Number of Blades	5
Number of Items	100
Other Special Features of the Product	Chrome Coated Blades, Uniform Design
Product Dimensions	15.24 x 15.24 x 15.24 cm; 100 g
Skin Type	Normal
UPC	648620582966 781761544285
Unit Count	1 Count

Parker Safety Razor Double Edge Razor Blades 'S Parker, 100 Pack (20 x 5), Platinum Razor Blades with Platinum, Tungsten and Chrome Coated Edges

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