Just got product=your description states"made in USA" but printed on the product &amp; manual states "MADE IN CHINA" -is ink Pigment or Dye?-VERY WATERY!!
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Have no idea as never used them after purchasing the kit! Ended up selling at our garage sale. However, the ink itself looked substantial enough in quantity and or thick enough to have tried it. Last but not least the price was right when placed my order at that time. NVJJ
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Good question. It does not state if made in the U.S. It does say U.S. certified food color. It gives a website of americolorcorp.com However, the markers do not work after 3 uses. The color begins to fade. I would not recommend this product at all. It is a waste of money. I hope this helps.
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MANUFACURED in usa does not mean the FISH ARE USA. MADE IN USA only means that it is manufactured here. They do not say where the fish source is!!!!!
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Not sure where it is made? It is a great fountain pen though, it writes smooth, you can use prefilled modern or old style manual ink cartridges. Well balanced, light weight, cool colors or even see through! But I'm biased I have about five of them, Fine & Extra Fine!
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No, I am very happy with the product!!! even thou it`s made in ,guess where? China .
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My products says "made in Belgium" as well although it has a US patent number and is packaged and distributed by a company in the USA. Sounds like the Amazon description needs to be edited.
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Personally, I would give the seller a chance to rectify the issue before I took any drastic measures such as not ordering online or not ordering refilled cartridges. Something most people seem to forget is that even if you go to a brick store that refills them there could be an issue, and that there can be a problem with anything you purchase from anyone. I've bought brand name ink from a company I've been dealing with for years, only to have them not respond when I tried to contact them because I never received the ink! There's a risk with anything you buy, anywhere. David, give the seller a chance to reply, then replace or refund; I would NOT stop buying refilled cartridges or ordering online because of one incident.
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Hmmm. . .check to see if you loaded it right? Is the ink actually printing out? Might be some missing pieces or broken pieces since they are only compatible and not the designated design. Check to see if the seller refurbished this product because most of them are.
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Actually the ink was bad and as soon as I installed it it was dry!! I emailed the people I purchased it from via amazon and they would not return or refund. Annoyed.
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I have had this problem before with ink I purchased from Sam's Club. I brought back the ink and they replaced it. Appears to be some type of problem with who's making the ink. I guess you'll have to contact the person you purchased the ink from and go from there. It's a real pain but there is not other choice. You may want to bring the ink to a store and see if they will replace it. I'm sure you (I) are not the only ones with this problem. The larger stores will know about it, just hope they own up to it.
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As per my order list at Amazon, I have ordered AMO Blink tears, both in the gel and regular. But neither bottle says AMO in any kind of prominent fashion. I do notice that the product is manufactured in China, which I'd never realized, and which gives me pause, and in tiny print the holder of the copyrights is listed as Abbott Medical Optics, Inc. in Santa Ana CA. I'd guess that's the AMO. And I have a feeling that non-AMO drops would be exactly the same thing, but since both my orders are listed within Amazon as AMO Blink products, I couldn't say with certainty. FWIW--I like the regular drops better than the gel--the gel drops seem to leave a sticky sort of residue in the corners of my eyes. But I'm definitely going to have to talk to the eye doctor who recommended Blink about the "Made In China" issue. I wouldn't think it'd be that hard to find lubricating drops made in this country. I'd feel better about that.
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I just got my printer a week ago. It sucks ink like a pig! I just printed a print ink report and only after 177 prints, mostly black and white copies, I am on my third set of all color cartridges. I weighed one of them, there was only one tenth of an ounce of ink in the yellow cart! That is $120 an ounce for each cartridge! HELP! I am looking for ways to save color ink. Can I turn off color for general internet web site printing? Does it take more ink to print borderless prints? Anyone else have this problem? I hate to take it back and get my old Epson back. bob
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Mine arrived with an attached tag clearly stating they were made in China for Norpro. Also got one incorrectly stamped cup, will see if I can get just the one replaced.
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This same company also sells ink refills. They carry pigment ink and dye ink, i have used both and don`t really see a difference.
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The label says Made in the USA.....besides mentioning the company it was made for.....
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Places like mypublisher.com would be better if they fit your budget. The result is professionally bound and presumably not subject to fading as DIY inkjet inks might be. Get on their mailing list and wait for a teaser sale if it matters. I fully agree with the previous posters in any case.
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I wish i had researched it better...i, too, hate anything made in China!!!!! why can't a company in the USA make something like this...maybe someone does....i haven't seen it as yet....good luck finding something similar!!! Donna A.