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Good place to buy blades online?

PullMyFinger! · 2007-11-20 11:08:51

Roysh Ive a pain in my arsé paying 16 euro for FOUR(!) Gillette Fusion blades and Im wondering where I can get these online for cheaper. Obviously Google would be helpful here but Im looking for safe, reliable sites recommended by Boardsies ;)

20-11-2007 12:08pm

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Roysh

Ive a pain in my arsé paying 16 euro for FOUR(!) Gillette Fusion blades and Im wondering where I can get these online for cheaper. Obviously Google would be helpful here but Im looking for safe, reliable sites recommended by Boardsies

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#2 20-11-2007 12:41pm

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You could try ebay. I've never bought them on it but i've heard mixed views with it. Some people have had no problems with it but then others have found the blades not that sharp. Could be worth a go just the once to see how it goes.

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#3 20-11-2007 1:44pm

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i too was pissed off with buying blades so 6 months ago i bought an electric razor. i spent 75quid on a phillips one. it will eventually pay for itself.
At first shaving with an electric razor is odd, your face feels raw and you dont get a good shave, but after a week or so you should be used to it.

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#4 20-11-2007 7:12pm

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Somebody once told me they're cheaper in the North. Maybe worth checking out.

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#5 21-11-2007 3:14pm

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Here's link to a thread on this on Bargain Alerts a while ago.
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055126258&highlight=mach

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#6 21-11-2007 5:50pm

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Just be careful - I'd only buy them from a recommended site. I bought cheap Mach 3 blades a few months back and I got a terrible itching/burning rash on my legs after them. They were only a couple of euro cheaper than the supermarket too

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