Arrived quickly. Excellent blade, very sharp.

I can get a good shave with most blades but I prefer a sharp blade that stays sharp. BIC starts a tad less sharp than Feather and just gets better for 3 or 4 shaves (probably more but why push it?). I find them absolutely consistent and just more comfortable than Feather or the excellent Gillette variants (Silver Blue, Rubie, 7 O'clock Yellow, Nacet, Sputnik). I try them all in rotation until I run out - and then re-order BIC!

Razor blades are a very personal thing and what suits one person may not suit someone with different beard thickness or growth rates. I prefer BiC to Feather. They are not quite as sharp initially (I always seem to draw blood every time I use a new Feather blade), but they keep a really good edge for longer and their cutting efficiency deteriorates more slowly. They are also a very good price if bought in bulk, usually better than Feather. Don't be put off by any experiences you may have had with BiC disposable razors, which are pretty poor; these are much better. They are certainly worth trying and I suggest you consider a single pack to see if you agree.

I first tried these blades around 10 years ago - thought that they were decent blades then, so worth a re visit.Still decent, smooth and sharp.Good value when buying 100.

Razor blades: what suits one doesn't necessarily suit another. These BIC blades suit me very well, and are my no. 1 choice. I have moderate beard growth and a fairly sensitive skin (2 passes enough for me), and I like to shave every day. With BIC I get a close, comfortable shave, with barely ever a nick. Most of my razors are 'medium' aggression types of varying weights & handle lengths and I find these blades consistent in each one.

I have tried several brands of razor blades in my life. The quality of the cheaper blades was disappointing,while the price of expensive one didn't result in a significant better shave. I am pretty satified with BIC blades. The price and quality are just right.