Review on Pack of 3 - 30 Count Dorco Fresh Twin Blade Disposable Razors by Janet Battle

You know those scissors that kids use in kindergarten. The ones with which they not only cannot cut themselves, but also, in principle, cannot cut paper? Well, this company should make these scissors and put these blades in this product. These blades are difficult to angle properly to get them to cut, and the two blades are set so close together that they snag with chips making it even more difficult. Like many people, I was looking for a replacement for Gillette blades that are no longer made. After this experience I found some regular blades at my local grocery store and they are way better. I just threw them away.