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    Things always change but is it you or the blade ?
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    Maybe it was Gold Dollar DE blades?

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    Never heard of DE blades expiring if not use by a certain date. The older blades were not coated and can be prone to rusting if not stored right. A glance at the blade edges should tell you if you are good to go or not in that department.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobH View Post
    Never heard of DE blades expiring if not use by a certain date. The older blades were not coated and can be prone to rusting if not stored right. A glance at the blade edges should tell you if you are good to go or not in that department.

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    Yep - I've used blades from the 60's without issue. I've tried older non-stainless DE's and Injectors with spotty results, so I stick with SS blades that pass the visual. In the Injectors, the best blades are the older ones anyway

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