Are these considered the "barber" blades or the "lab blues"?
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There is no such thing as "Personna Labs." Someone not related to the company just made up that term because he saw them in a lab catalog. That being said, this is what some people, for no good reason, call Labs.
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Answer here...Don't get me wrong, I like the blades but they seem to dull more quickly than the Gillette blades I always used until the store I frequent quit selling them.
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I think the so-called blue lab blades are are made for hospital use and have no wax in the wrapper for the blade. That's my understanding at least. I have never used this product. I have heard good things about this being a smooth blade.
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These blades are referred to as 'Lab Blues' on shaving forums and the like.
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Blue lab. These are IMO the best blade you can buy for the money. I'd much rather use these over any other. Hope this helps
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Specialized blades. The way they slide in and lock for stability makes me think you can't just pick up something generic. Mine have lasted quite a while though so I wouldn't worry about having to replace them often.
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I have not had that experience. I bought these blades specifically for my balding cutter.
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Yes the comfort coated ones that I've received are a much cleaner less irritating shave but each blade doe not last as long as blades labeled America's #1 brand but I mean 100 blades for $14 would you rather have a much cleaner less irritated face than have a blade last longer when you have 100?
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My Setter/Chessie mix has a long, thick double coat. As long as I take my time, the #7 blade works great for a short cut. If I try to shave too fast it has trouble.
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I don't think they are. I just got them and I was expecting sharp blades and found there are brand new but not sharp at all. These do not serve my need at all. Either I send them back or find someone to sharpen them, I clearly cannot use these blades as they are!
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From the Andis company, I was told that the 21485 was blue and the 65785 was purple. I am going to check to make sure that they both are detachable blades. That is one of the differences I have found with other Andis razors. But, I believe that they are identical. Oh, I forgot, they both have steel blades and not the Ceramic. To order one with a ceramic #10 blade included, it is Andis 21420. The identical clipper MGB2 model number is the same for all 3 of these razors.
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They are 2 inch cut just like a Rage 2 blade. Had no problems with them at all!
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The knives are plain (straight) blades. They are not grooved (serrated). The blades are shorter than you would expect however. After buying this set, I would suggest getting one of the more expensive Chicago sets.
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The blades are reversible. They are black on one side and cherry on the other. They are slightly glossy, but not too shiny.
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Haven't heard of HQ8.... these blades are Norelco "Close Cut," not "Lift and Cut"
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Linnea, thanks for the e-mail and the interest in the Felco loppers. Those are a bypass blade. Most Felcos are. Please let us know if you have any other questions on this or any other item in our catalog. Thanks, Mike CristA.M. Leonard, Inc.241 Fox Dr.Piqua, OH 45356mcrist@amleo.com
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I bought these a few months ago. They are just like the ones you would buy in a drug store. There are slots that let you rinse out the blades.
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I'm a barber so I took them str8 out the box. 5star std great blades hero t wide work better on them I have all these small clipper great for finishing.
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Kim, I'm not really sure but I will tell you they are great scissors!!! I use them on double coated dogs and they stay sharp!!! Best money spent.
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No sir, just the HB4 and HB6 blades. U will get the best shave ever. Ive been using their products for over 4 yrs now
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When paired with a blade such as the USA Personna brand, very well on the lower settings. It is a "heavy" solid piece of shaving equipment that is somewhat "aggressive". There is a learning curve, especially to find the right blade for your face. I found the Feather brand blades too thin and too sharp. A low setting and light touch are key.