Specifically, what type of refill cartridges should I purchase? Would like to order with the pen and don't want to make a mistake.
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Waterman Refill Cartridges. I'm pretty sure they just make one kind. The ink comes in different colors, but the cartridges are all the same size.
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I ordered Waterman long cartridges through the Amazon site. They seem to be just fine.
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I have a Waterman and use the refillable cartridges. Use Waterman ink of course and I believe I was able to get that through Amazon. This particular model was intended to be a gift but designed in the same principle. You can purchase the ready cartridges. Actually, either work and it is really up to you. I left the choice up to the recipient of my gift.
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The pen comes with refill cartridges of different size and I have one in red. it also came with a stylus tip. You can purchase the refill's where the pen is sold locally as well. I will say I use my frequently for school and take copious notes and I've had to change my cartridge about every 12 weeks. Maybe cartridge isn't describing it well-they look about 2.5 inches long and about the size of a regular disposabal pen insert.
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Fisher makes the Inka cartridge, which I think is kind of funny, since I see Inka as a sort of hippie version of Fisher. You want their Universal refill, and you have to slide off your present stylus and put it on the Fisher refill. Search Amazon for "Fisher Universal Refill."
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As far as I know, the cartridges are no longer beeing made so with luck, ebay might be the place. I use the charge pump on the pen. At times it might get messy, but I allways have a full pen. Hope it helped.
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They all use the same refill...believe it or not. Go to www.riteintherain.com to order them... NSN 7510-01-498-1880, JLD-10 B#6 .9 USA ITEM #37R BLACK PEN Refill.
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I found it easier to get ink from my local art supply store. Not all office supply stores carry a full line of fountain pen ink. You can refill the cartridge converter with a good fountain pen ink but I find the cartridge refills more convenient when I'm on the go. I think the art supply person said these take an international style. I hope this helps.
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Generally, the Lamy Safari comes with one (1) blue refill, which is, of course not enough....so just get whatever color you want that Lamy sells and be done with it. They come, I think, about 5 or 6 cartridges to a box. Oh, yes....All of these pens come ....usually....with one convertor...which fits like a cartridge but has a turning knob/shaft on the back that lets you fill the pen like a fountain pen with any color you choose...a great way to go when having a bottle of ink handy is a possibility. Dow
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fisher has there own brand of refill that is compatible to there pens. if you go to www.spacepen.com and order from them I think the item number is SU4F
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black ink comes with the pen. it uses a standard parker style refill. I like the monteverde soft roll liquid ball point that you can get at any online pen store.
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As far as I know. I ordered extra cartridges when I bought the pen. I do like the pen though. Good for correspondence; not everyday use.
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Please tell me exactly what cartridges I need to refill this pen or converter refills.
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My order came with an international converter so you can use bottled ink. The pen should fit any international cartridges.
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There should be videos on YouTube for any question you have about the pen. Mine already came with a cartridge loaded.
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Here's the perfect solution: the Sharpie Stainless Steel Grip Fine Point Black Ink Pen (1800702). It's good looking, quality, affordable and is refillable to boot. Order a 2-pack of refills (1800730) at the same time and you'll be set for a long stretch of enjoyable writing.
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I also need to replace a ballpoint cartridge with the markings (ISO 12757 2 H M DOC ). I just called Mont Blanc customer service (1-800-995-4810), and they said that the ISO number found on the cartridge typically does not match the Mont Blanc refill number found on the packaging. The rep told me just to make sure I select a refill that matches my pen type (Meisterstuck ballpoint), desired color (black) and preferred writing tip (broad point). And I agree with Willy that it's best to buy genuine Mont Blanc replacements. I've purchased generics in the past, and the quality just isn't the same. I also need to replace a ballpoint cartridge with the markings (ISO 12757 2 H M DOC ). I just called Mont Blanc customer service (1-800-995-4810), and they said that the ISO number found on the cartridge typically does not match the Mont Blanc refill number found on the packaging. The rep told me just to make sure I select a refill that matches my pen type (Meisterstuck ballpoint), desired color (black) and preferred writing tip (broad point). And I agree with Willy that it's best to buy genuine Mont Blanc replacements. I've purchased generics in the past, and the quality just... » Read More I also need to replace a ballpoint cartridge with the markings (ISO 12757 2 H M DOC ). I just called Mont Blanc customer service (1-800-995-4810), and they said that the ISO number found on the cartridge typically does not match the Mont Blanc refill number found on the packaging. The rep told me just to make sure I select a refill that matches my pen type (Meisterstuck ballpoint), desired color (black) and preferred writing tip (broad point). And I agree with Willy that it's best to buy genuine Mont Blanc replacements. I've purchased generics in the past, and the quality just isn't the same. « Show Less
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I've had no problems with the cartridges fitting into this pen. Make sure you are using the international size ink cartridges. Those fit for me.
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The refills I bought and use are labeled classic fountain pen refills and work well. JHarnsberger