Fresh Twin Blade Disposable Razors for Men (30 Counts), Smooth & Comfortable Shave, Shaving Razors for Men, Non-Slip Handle, Ideal for Sensitive Skin & Travel

Nice razor for the price point. I bought these due to the fact it is hard to find a twin blade disposable razor without a lube strip. The shave cream I use is very slick so a lube strip in addition to this is too much. Surprisingly this razor gives me more shaves, closer shaves, and no nicks or scrapes. These out perform the major name brand I was using.

To me shaving is both a pleasure, a chore, and an expense. If you're like me, you likely have seen the price of shaving skyrocket over the last 20 years. Cartridges were the cheapest way to go but not anymore. A standard cartridge razor handle will cost you ten bucks with one refill - that's five bucks a blade. Four cartridges cost you a Jackson and that comes out to five dollars a blade. Yes, quality has improved over the years and you get more shaves out of a blade but quality has not improved that much. My friends with thick beards can go through razors. After a week, I notice that I need to change mine. I'm frankly looking for alternatives because quite frankly a Jackson a month is too much to shave plus the cost of aftershave and soap and it can get up there closer to a Jackson and a half. That's too much -- we're pushing $500 a year. Think the clubs are the answer? think again. After you're done with the upselling and cross selling you can wind up spending ten to fifteen bucks a month. Sure, that saves you some money but no where near enough. Enter this option. these are thirty cents a blade. Sure they're doubles and you might have to do a second pass but for me, I still get a week's use out of them when I'm shaving daily and that drops my cost to just a bit over Washington a month. Think about it. That's a savings of nineteen dollars a month by using these. I went from $360 per year to $15 for the year. Think about that for a minute. What could you do with an extra $300. That's an easy financial decision to make. You want to save even more? get a ten dollar straight edge Personal Men's Straight Edge Sharp Shaving Razor Stainless Steel 3" Blade Black Handle and use that for all of your shaves on weekends and on days when you're not in a hurry and you can cut your costs down to $5 for shaving. Don't expect Cadillac products here but they are quality. They work. They are built well enough to give you a week or two of shaving, depending on your beard thickness and habits. They get the job done.

I donate these to my local homeless shelter. They are inexpensive, single use, razors. They work fine for men and women...once. This is perfect for a shelter environment, where hygine items are often discarded after a single use. I wouldn't recommend these for daily personal use, though. For one thing, they are very light which I feel makes them harder to control. They also don't pivot at the head like most razors. Finally, they won't stay sharp enough for a good shave for more than 2-3 uses, so they aren't really a good value for someone who uses the same razor daily. I get around 15 shaves per replaceable head with my Harry's razor, for example. These raors are not good for the environment either, as they generate more waste than razors with replacable heads. These razors have their uses, and they fill a niche for cheap, disposable, razors. For those uses, they are reasonably priced, but I can't recommend them to provide an good shave for the average daily shaver.

Dorco Fresh Twin Blade Disposable Razors [review 0783 - personal care items - February 2, 2019] Why bother with a "review" of such a mundane item such as a humble, disposable razor blade? Well it has to do with three things: 1) I'm convinced in this day and age of mega factories most items are fabricated at very low cost; 2) as a consumer I desire to use only quality products at the most minimal cost and 3) most important, I would only review an item if it delighted me or greatly displease me. I enjoy the ritual of shaving with a razor. So I want to reduce my cost to the minimum without sacrificing my ability to obtain a decent shave. I purchased the large pack of these razors which reduced my cost to 15 cent each. I change my razor once a week and tried this product for about a year. I am pleased with the shave obtained and never experienced a defective blade. Ok there not flashy looking, don't come in snappy packaging and look like you typical inexpensive blue plastic handle razor blade but they function very well at a low cost and are delivered to my door - recommended. To be honest I have a medium beard being fair haired. If you have a heavy, thick beard you may want to try a few first before purchasing a large supply. Then again they may function just fine for you - check it out!

These Dorco Razers work great and are well worth the bulk price.

Always looking to help cut shaving costs, I loved the DORCO 3 blade cartridges I bought in the past. Thinking I could save a few bucks this time around, I bought this 3 pack and received them in a few days. My biggest mistake was not checking the description well enough to see these did not have a lubrication strip on them, but hey, I could fight through that, right? My first impression was they do okay. It may be because I'm spoiled by the pivoting head on most razors now days - even the cheap store brand dual/triple blades I buy in disposable, that these take a bit more work to get the shave close enough all over without missing spots or skipping them due to the angle. That can be easily resolved however. I shave both my face as well as my head so I use these a bit more than the average person I guess. While I can get a good 2-3 weeks from the triple blade cartridge from DORCO, these are maybe a week tops. Also, if you have sensitive skin, you may want to be a bit more careful as I have on occasion scraped my neck as I went a bit too fast in that area. And when rinsing my head in the shower after I shave, there are spots that burn a bit too as I get the same there too. Overall, if you do not have very sensitive skin, these are a great, cheap alternative. If you have sensitive skin, I might even recommend shaving with skin moisturizer or hair conditioner instead of shaving cream to help the blades glide over the skin a bit better. But for the price, these are a good deal!

got here fast, these are the sharpest ones I have found in large count razor selection.

After nearly a half a century of shaving, I've seen all sorts of blades and many disposable. Seems the more the blades in a disposable, the faster it wears down and since they are no longer cheap it's a numbers game. I found that shaving with soap in a mug beats shaving cream any day of the week and is easier on the pocketbook. Shaving with a double edge razor is one of the best shaves vs. disposables. But when I was hospitalized earlier this year for nearly 3 months, I started using the two blade (no moisturizer) strip that the hospital supplies and was pleasantly surprised to see that one blade can literally last a month or longer provided you don't let any stubble clog the twin blades i.e. rinse under running water and tap gently on the sink a few times, then rinse again and set aside. Turns out these blades are in the same category, and they are very inexpensive and will last a long time, especially if you use them to shave on a daily basis, one easily lasts me a month. With the double-edge razor I learned to apply soap 2 or 3 times to get to a smooth shave and with this disposable I do it twice and am satisfied. Then I rinse the blade and the soap mug/brush and let all 3 dry and am ready for tomorrow. Once a week I place them in a drawer based sterilizer.

They work well and I would recommend this product and seller.

for a disposal razor you can't go wrong.

For a disposable works 4 times before I toss and gives a nice close shave.

Los compré para mi papá, que es de la vieja escuela a la hora de rasurarse. Está muy satisfecho con el producto.

I'm an older bald guy with a beard so there are three places I shave, head, cheeks and neck. The skin on my neck is very sensitive and prone to nicks if I use a lousy razor (I'm looking at you Bic). My current disposable razor and by far the best one for me is the Schick Extreme 3. Not overly expensive but not cheap. Thought I'd give these Dorco razors a shot because they are inexpensive and if they didn't work no big loss. I've got to say I'm really impressed. I've found for me, the key to using these blades is proper angle and to use as little shaving foam as possible. I just shaved my head...wet it down, used a tiny little bit of shampoo all over my head as a lubricant and the Dorco. Perfect. If you feel an area is too dry just wet it a bit and it's all good. Rinse the blades frequently too as the design of the handle behind the blade makes cleaning the blades a bit more difficult. I also like the size of these razors. Compact but comfortable. Used the Dorco on my neck too and not one nick. I still use my Extreme 3 to edge around my beard but overall the Dorco razors are definitely a keeper.