Asvine 5 Pack Fountain Pen Ink Syringe Filler, Spring Converter with Removable Blunt Needle Tip

These little guys hold a good amount of ink and work like a charm, so much easier to use than a regular syringe. I can now refill my pens with one hand. I'll be purchasing these again, for sure.

Works flawlessly when you know what you're doing. Be careful to not put the needle too far into the reservoir if you're choosing to refill the ink reservoir inside the pen due to it being hard to avoid overflow. But it's fast and easy to use. Definitely recommend!

These have been pretty cool.

Perfect for refilling fountain pen ink cartridges. Easy to clean.

Wish it came with instructions although it’s fairly intuitive, would be nice to have a confirmation other than the photos on Amazon. How it performed well.

It works

perfect

I purchased a 5 pack of these ink transfer syringes to see if I would like them and I REALLY like them. They are easy to use and do their job well with no leaks and only minimal ink loss to ink left in the syringe after transfer. Their best quality though, is that they are extremely easy to clean! With other items of this sort one has to repeatedly flush them with clean water until they are clean and set them out to dry before next use, these can be disassembled for quick and easy cleaning, and drying. This is a product that any calligrapher or aficionado of fountain pens should own.

Quick delivery and does the job just like i hoped. It helps pulling out the ink from the bottom of my bottles. Can easily recommend!

Nie można połączyć igły z tłoczkiem ponieważ plastikowy łącznik nie pasuje do igły i tłoczka

Muy práctico para rellenar cartuchos de tinta

簡単にボトルインクをカートリッジに入れられるので便利。強いて挙げれば、２パーツを合体して使うが、外れたり使い方次第では押し出しのバネが飛んで使用不可となった。安いので満足はしている

The fittings are *very* tight, I was starting to think maybe the product was defective when I couldn't get the converter piece to go in the cartridge, and then with a little extra force it suddenly snapped in. It was also a bit tight fitting a cartridge into my fountain pen, (to the point I briefly thought it was the wrong size), but a little extra force and it went in snugly. Between that and the fact that I had difficulty drawing the full amount into a cartridge with a single pull of the spring-loaded syringe; I recommend using the method of drawing ink from the bottle with a cartridge fitted with the metal tip, and then filling a cartridge you intend to use from that one. Pulling ink into a syringe, and then removing the tip/converter may sound like a good idea in your head, but is likely a recipe for getting ink everywhere. And definitely practice the first couple times over a surface you don't mind spilling a little ink on, just in case.