not to rain on anyone's parade, but aren't the Gillette 'swedes' made in a factory in Lodz, Poland?
Aeterna blades, good or bad?
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You are right; swedish steel is also known as 12C37 and is used among other things for knife making and ball bearings.
"Swedes" however are Gillette razor blades with a couple of Scandinavian cities mentioned at the blister.
Well, they were.
Still going strong.The boys on the Swedish shaving forum rate them as mediocre,at least by my (lousy) MS translator..Still,I would like to try them,even though they were uncaring enough to ditch the beautiful wrapper art... http://wetshaving.se/index.php/forum/rakblad/12024-aeterna .......SEE ALSO: http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php/450745-Aeterna-blades?highlight=Aeterna
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@ malocchio; you should still want to try them. My current fav blade was ditched by 65-70% of an Hungarian forum so what other people have to say is all great but the only real test is the one you perform yourself.
Yes !!...I do want to try them,even with the generic wrapper ...tough to get tho'....
