In order to celebrate the global sales of 400 million shaving blades, Philips released the commemorative version of shaving blade HQ46 in 2002, and put the "400 million" mark on the inner box cover as a souvenir. Many buyers regard it as a sign of authenticity. But at the end of 2005, Philips unified the global logo, and all products will only have the logo of "Philips" in the future, and this "400 million" has already been sold in the market.

So, what your seller said about the trademark is still true. Of course, there are other ways to identify Philips razors:

1. Is there an official Chinese manual? This method can identify whether it is a foreign parallel product. )

2. There will be a national warranty form in each commodity package;

3. Of course, you should carefully check the appearance and texture of the goods, whether the logo is clear, whether the product batch number is clear, whether the switch and pop-up parts are flexible, and whether all accessories are closely connected.

I believe that if the above conditions are met, the Philips razor HQ46 you bought must be genuine.