[SamAdams76]

The Gillette razors are ridiculously expensive. I'm surprised the military is even buying them.

A couple years ago, I switched to one of those mail-order clubs (Harrys) and cut my cost more than half. I believe the Harrys razors are made in Germany but Dollar Shave may have a made in America option.

[rlmorel]

My first thought as well. I wonder if he had a direct hand in the procurement and decision process.

After all, you have to steal a lot of razors that cost a few cents to make, rather than fewer at a few dollars to make. Or better yet, what is the margin difference between Harry’s and Gillette razors?

Stupid either way.

[ObozoMustGo2012]

[A couple years ago, I switched to one of those mail-order clubs (Harrys) and cut my cost more than half. I believe the Harrys razors are made in Germany but Dollar Shave may have a made in America option. }

How are the Harry’s razors? Are they comparable in quality to say Gillettes? I can use one Gillette for several weeks with no problem.

[Gamecock]

Four years ago I switched to an old school double edge safety razor with old school soap and brush.

Blades cost pennies each and are good for 3-4 shaves. I'll buy a box of blades foe 15-20 dollars and they last for over 6 months.

[PGR88]

The Gillette razors are ridiculously expensive. I'm surprised the military is even buying them.

Their pricing strategy is weird. The Gillette razors are indeed super expensive. I switched to the disposable ones which cost about $7 for a pack of 15 or so. The quality is pretty good, and each one lasts me for quite a few shaves

[Preachin']

I use the dollar shave club razors. Well worth the price. You just buy the handle and they send you blades every month. I suggest people buy the executive series of products.

[Crolis]

I switched to using a double-edged safety razor. $10 for 100 blades is fantastic. I don’t miss paying for Gillette cartridges at all and I get a far better shave.