What type of this Novopen like? Is it like Levemir/lantus pens? Or is it like Novolin 70/30 or Humalog 50/50?
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Yes, like Lantus but with replaceable insulin cartridges. It is made of metal instead of plastic.
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It depend on the pen you have the refill one is thinner and the other is ticker, I had that problem before I did order the thinner one and my pen call for the thicker refill, I use this pens every day for my work since I do a lot of legal papers. Hope this help Oh my pen is the one with the removal cap
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Hi. I know. This pen make me frustrating every single day. I just put it in the garbage can. I bought new sailor fountain pen. sailor make great quality fountain pens. (expensive or chip It doesn't matter.) all sailor pens are great. I bought extra fine nib pen and medium pen. both are so good. I ordered Amazon and those were ship from Japan.
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It's the same nib that the pen comes with...not sure of the 'size'...doesn't really say on the box. It just seems that some fit more 'snug' than others do. This was the second one that I have refilled. Before this one, I had another one of the same pen that, when I tried to pull the nib out, it broke because it fit quite tightly in the plastic "body" of the pen. I think I got lucky that the one in my current pen fits tight enough not to leak, but loose enough that I can very easily pull it out when I need to refill it and put it back in again. As I said in my review, the current pen I'm using now is on its 10th refill and still going strong! It's the same nib that the pen comes with...not sure of the 'size'...doesn't really say on the box. It just seems that some fit more 'snug' than others do. This was the second one that I have refilled. Before this one, I had another one of the same pen that, when I tried to pull the nib out, it broke because it fit quite tightly in the plastic "body" of the pen. I think I got lucky that the one in my current pen fits tight enough not to leak, but loose enough that I can very easily pull it out when I need to refill it and put it back in again. As I said in my review, the current... » Read More It's the same nib that the pen comes with...not sure of the 'size'...doesn't really say on the box. It just seems that some fit more 'snug' than others do. This was the second one that I have refilled. Before this one, I had another one of the same pen that, when I tried to pull the nib out, it broke because it fit quite tightly in the plastic "body" of the pen. I think I got lucky that the one in my current pen fits tight enough not to leak, but loose enough that I can very easily pull it out when I need to refill it and put it back in again. As I said in my review, the current pen I'm using now is on its 10th refill and still going strong! « Show Less
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Hi Molly- I use Fisher Space Ball Point Refills for this pen. I saw that someone else suggested using Fisher and thought I'd give it a try. So glad I did! Because I'd been so disappointed with Zebra refills for quite some time. My favorite pens (Zebra) were suddenly turning my journals into a dotted, blotchy mess. There's just an even flow of ink while writing with Fisher refills that Zebra simply doesn't have anymore. I have no idea why the Zebra refills tend to leave blots now, resulting in pages of speckled writing (if that makes sense.) It's incredibly annoying. I even switched from the Zebra 301 (my forever trusted favorite) to the F402 pen to see if that would make any difference. It did not. I loved the fine point that came with the steel pen. The glide of the pen across most any paper is amazing. But again the blotchy spots ruin it for me. And perhaps it's just me and the ridiculous standard I have for a writing instrument. I don't know. The Fisher refill is not quite as fine as the one that comes with the Zebra steel pen. But it's still a reasonably fine point. Should you go with Fisher refills, be aware that your Zebra Steel pen won't click and retract normally. In other words, it won't. Or at least mine don't. But that doesn't bother me at all. I have four of the Zebra Steel pens. And I love them...with Fisher refills! I hope my Chronicles of Zebra (sorry) help you select something that suits your specific needs. I feel like a total Amazon dork right now. I hardly ever write reviews. I know. How selfish.
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The Infiniter I bought was given as a Christmas gift. I contacted the gift recipient and he says his is still working. I think you might have to take it to a pen store and compare (maybe try) different brands. Where I live there aren't a lot of pen stores (about 3) but maybe a stationery store will have the same thing.
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Not sure I use it with my Lantus shots, my dad uses them with his Levaimer shots.
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You buy special vials of insulin and load them yourself. They are pre-filled and you can load them into the pen, you aren't filling up empty vials that fit the novopen.
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I returned this pen after receiving as it was not what I originally thought. Unfortunately, unable to answer your question.
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The pen that this bottle comes with is an eyedropper style pen and is very easy to fill. It is actually a "Platinum Preppy" re-labeled as Noodlers. I have filled a few other fountain pens with it, some Hero 616s and it worked pretty well, however I don't use the eye dropper for those because they are not eye dropper style pens. It is a little hard to see how far the pen is into the ink because of the shape of the bottle making it a little messy but I set an old towel on my desk before refilling. I am relatively new to fountain pens but for what it's worth, I like this ink and although cheap, I really like the pen that came with it. The pen that this bottle comes with is an eyedropper style pen and is very easy to fill. It is actually a "Platinum Preppy" re-labeled as Noodlers. I have filled a few other fountain pens with it, some Hero 616s and it worked pretty well, however I don't use the eye dropper for those because they are not eye dropper style pens. It is a little hard to see how far the pen is into the ink because of the shape of the bottle making it a little messy but I set an old towel on my desk before refilling. I am relatively new to fountain pens but for what it's worth, I like this ink and... » Read More The pen that this bottle comes with is an eyedropper style pen and is very easy to fill. It is actually a "Platinum Preppy" re-labeled as Noodlers. I have filled a few other fountain pens with it, some Hero 616s and it worked pretty well, however I don't use the eye dropper for those because they are not eye dropper style pens. It is a little hard to see how far the pen is into the ink because of the shape of the bottle making it a little messy but I set an old towel on my desk before refilling. I am relatively new to fountain pens but for what it's worth, I like this ink and although cheap, I really like the pen that came with it. « Show Less
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The one that I bought was a Accu check Nano and it come wuth a quik click lancing pen. They even provided two sets of lancing needles.
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Yes they should be the same pen unless you have a refreshed model, but as I recall the didn't refresh the 700 series.
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The point on this pen is not particularly fine, and is comparable to most ballpoints. It takes the PR-series cartridges, which are available in finer points: http://www.spacepen.com/cartridge.aspx I can't tell you how long they will last, as I've never had one run out before losing it. They will last for at least four months of heavy, daily use, as that's the longest I had one.
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Fine Refills are LRN5 (needle point 0.5mm), Medium are LR7 or LRN7 (standard or needle point 0.7mm), and Bold is LR10 (standard 1.0mm). There may be a dash-letter or letter after the number, which refers to color. Pen comes with 7 but I prefer 5.
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I'm not sure. Actually I wasn't impressed with the pen and haven't been using it as a result. It came highly recommended by a guy at work however I when I tried using it this winter it was writing well.
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I'm not sure where to find the model number on the pen? Also, I just saw a note on my comment with Amazon that I can return the pen since it appears to be a counterfeit.Thanks,D. Kelly Starr
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The pen pictured is the Q4 by Fisher which is a fine writing instrument. It has a hard stylus (the type used on PDA,s not cell phones) a mechanical pencil and two ink colors (black and red). The stylus can be easily removed if you don't need it, and replaced with a different color refill (I chose blue). The refills are available through Amazon and come in 4 or 5 different ink colors. I am very happy with this pen. Be prepared for a heavy pen when you receive it. It is all metal all metal hardly any plastic.