200 Twin Blade Razor Cartridges - Fit Trac 2 and Atra Razor Handles

Price, at least, is great. I flamed Gillette on their Amazon ad for 10 Trac II blades for about $30! My one star review said I was buying - and had been doing this for 10 years at least - 10 trac II - type blades for $2.99 at the local military exchange...similar prices for generics at local drug stores, I avoid Gillette because the generics are as good, and cost 30 cents instead of 3 dollar per blade! Her I find 200 blades for about 15 bucks - trying these and will comment later as to how well the work. Now I'm half of what I've been paying per blade!!! Wow!2 months later - Very good blades! They're lasting 2-3+ weeks with daily shaving. VERY good buy.I'd buy again, but I probbly have (with my existing military exchange bought blades in stock) nearly enough blades until I die. (Not to be morbid...)...but I am over 70 and if a blade lasts 3 weeks, I'm probably set until I'm 80!!!

These things are just as good as any other brand I ever bough but at a fraction of the price. I use them on an Avon handle my mom got for me back in the late 70’s. Yes, the Avon handle is still holding up and is used regularly. I wonder if Avon still sells them? Anyway, the Avon handle is for Gillette Trac 2 blades and these fit just as well as Gillette did/do.

good fit for Trac 2 razor

Same quality as before for a twin. Great price.

I messed up and ordered these instead of the pivoting kind. I thought I was saving money buy buying 200 blades instead of 100 of the pivoting kind. It was only when I went to order a handle that I realized I bought the wrong kind. My mistake.Like most of you, I got tired of paying $20 for 5 Mach 3 blades. Was it time to trade up to the new 5 blade system? I just couldn't handle it any longer. Sometimes the stores are out of blades, most of the time they are out of the 10 packs, so I have to get the 5 packs. $4.00 per blade is ridiculous.I researched the dollar shave club, etc. You really don't save much money, you just get better packaging and some shave butter. Like a lot of things, they just start taking money out of your account & automatically send you new blades. I didn't want that either.I got my blades and a handle. These blades are the original type that slide on from the side and DON'T pivot. I did the math. The 100 pivoting blades came to 19 cents a piece. 200 of these blades came to 12 cents a piece, so I ordered them before realizing they didn't pivot.The blades arrived quickly & were new 20 packs of 10 each as advertised. The handle came a couple of days later. They work fine and are plenty cheap. At 12 cents each, I wont be stretching them out. As soon as they start getting dull, I will replace the head. Personally, I don't think it's worth trying to save 7 cents on the pivoting kind, especially compared to $4 per blade at the store. If you're money is super tight, these will do the job and are a great bargain. The only thing cheaper are the straight razors that cut your face and are dangerous to dispose of, etc.You can buy disposable razors at the Dollar stores, but they don't shave well & use more plastic. If you're thinking about going this route, I suggest the 100 packs of the pivoting kind. They're still only 19 cents each & have better handles available. Maybe even use the money you save to get a good metal handle that will feel better and last longer.

At WalMart, I pay $1.56 for Gillette Trac II blades, or 74 cents each for disposable razors. When I buy these Personna blades at Amazon, I pay 14 cents a blade! Now THAT'S a real savings! I plan on stocking up on these, and I do not know how much longer it will be sold here like this in bulk. The blades are terrific, lasting as long as any blades I have ever used, high quality stuff here. I highly recommend this product to anyone. I have a heavy beard, and I maintain an elaborate goatee, so I use a lot of blades in a year. Now, I save a lot of money!Regards,John Price

These arrived on time and work fairly well. I notice I may need to go over an area twice or add more pressure than name brand blades but they are definitely worth what I paid.

I bought both the 100 and also the 200 blade packs as the description on each was different. Same exact blades ! And they can be used on either the Gillette slide-on or the Atra pivot handle. I am very happy with the product. Got a great shave and for the price, I only use a blade once or twice, so I always have a fresh razor. At about 18 cents each, how can you go wrong.

Blades should cost less than a buck a piece and these are very good value for the money. Now I can change my razor every week like a big shot - no more gouging my face after 10 days of the same blade. No packaging with these at all, just plastic trays holding 10 blades each. Nearly impossible to find at our local fur trading posts, all they sell is the modern variety with 7 or 8 blades and $5 a piece, and if you do find these old style twin blades they are locked up like Swiss watches.

good alternative to Gillette blades. Cheaper but as good in quality.