Abstract: A folded biodegradable cardboard dispenser for razor cartridges. The dispenser has a series of compartments each provided with a tear strip for selectively uncovering the loading channel and one end of a disposable razor cartridge packaged therein.

Abstract: An improved twin blade razor system having a unitary member positioned between the pair of blades for both spacing the blades and ejecting shaving debris from that space. The unitary member, which may conveniently be of injection molded plastic, includes a spacer portion, an ejector portion, and biasing means connecting the ejector portion and the spacer portion for biasing the ejector portion to a normally retracted position relative to the blades and spacer. The ejector portion extends across in front of but is substantially discontinuous behind the spacer portion, resulting in a compact front-to-rear configuration for the unitary member which may be housed in a relatively compact twin blade system. The ejector portion is manually displaceable to an advanced ejecting position. The biasing portion may be one or more beam springs connected and configured to reduce distortion and/or stressing of the relatively moving portions of the member during actuation.

Abstract: A safety razor contains a blade cartridge in which two blades are rigidly secured. The cartridge has a seat member with an integral blade edge guard disposed transversely along its forward margin. A first razor blade is disposed on a planar surface of the seat member and has its cutting edge located rearwardly of the guard. A second razor blade having a cutting edge located parallel to and rearwardly of the first blade edge is in contact with a mating surface of a cap member. The cap member is secured to the seat member thereby clamping the blades in desired position. The blades are maintained at a predetermined distance apart by spacing means and the guard member has a plurality of projecting teeth transversely arrayed across the guard member forming a comb guard.