20 Platinum Chrome Injector Razor Blades in Key Dispenser for Modern and Vint...

Sharp, Smooth, and Long-Lasting Blades That Deliver a Clean Shave Every Time I’ve been using injector razors for a while now and decided to try these Parker blades, and I’m very glad I did. Right out of the dispenser, the blades feel premium and well-made. They load easily into the razor with no hassle, and the sharpness is immediately noticeable. The shave is smooth, clean, and comfortable with no pulling or tugging at all. What really stands out is how long they last. I’m getting several great shaves from each blade before noticing any drop in performance, which is better than many other brands I’ve tried. They’re sharp enough for a close shave but still gentle on the skin, which is a hard balance to find. I have fairly sensitive skin and haven’t had any irritation issues so far. The key-style dispenser is also super convenient and keeps everything safe and organized. If you use an injector razor and want high-quality blades that perform consistently, these are a fantastic choice. I’ll definitely be reordering when I run out.

Perfect

These blades are sharper than my usual Schick blades made in China, right out of the injector. They remind me of the US Schick blades I used to buy up to about 15 years ago. The best thing is there are 20 inside the injector just as Schick originally intended, instead of the stingy 7 they sell now-AND it's still less expensive. I've used three so far and all are sharp and seem to last a few shaves longer than the imported Schick branded blades. That being said, there is one catch, and it's literally a catch. They are hard to inject into my genuine, probably 40 year old USA-made Schick razor because they won't-at first. I have to wiggle it around slightly and it finally slides in as designed. This last blade I loaded (the third one), I think I have it figured out. I kind of used my left thumb and pressed on the blade case as I slid the slider with my other thumb and it went in easy. Hard to explain-you'll figure it out and have the same 'ah ha' moment. I just ordered 40 more blades. These are sharper and more numerous USA made blades. This was my dad's razor he bought but abandoned in the drawer long ago, but I have used it for over 35 years and have loved it.

The blades last a while and the injector works well with my Supply razor

Marketed as a substitute for the difficult-to-source Schick Platinum Plus injector blades. Unfortunately, the quality is much lower than Schick (not surprising, given the price difference) - while there are considerably more blades per pkg, I only get about 3 shaves per Parker blade, compared to 30 or more quality shaves from Schick.

I'm a huge fan of vintage razors from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Recently I purchased not one but two Schick Injectors. There aren't as many options as there used to be but I did my homework and ordered these blades for my Type G and Type J Schicks. Despite the Parker label - a very reputable and excellent Indian shaving firm - these blades are made by Personna in the United States. The reviews here on Amazone have been shockingly inconsistent. And I'm only on the first of 20 blades, I'll admit. But I now have 4 shaves on the first blade and I'm getting the closest and smoothest shaves I've ever gotten. And that includes many Gillette blades in Gillette razors and many others as well. So while my impressions may change, I'd be surprised. Personna is an excellent company and I have faith these blades will continue to perform at a very high level. If not, I'll edit my review. But I don't anticipate it. I'm super impressed!

Less irritation longer lasting and way cheaper than the overpriced, underpreforming and way more expensive multibladed razors.

Overall not a bad product. I found some dull blades in the injector case.

Had an antique Schick injector from the 1920's and by chance the injector and blades fit perfectly. Great gamble.

As pictured. Shipping was fast

I enjoyed the blades but I often (though not always) found it a struggle to inject it to the razor.