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What (Non Specialty) Brick And Mortar Stores Sell Jotters/refills?


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So I'm about to go out of town for the Memorial Day holiday, when I realized I needed a new refill for my pen. Went to the local Office Depot [where I originally got the pen and my refills] just now, only to find out they no longer had them in stock. One of the staff mentioned they only sold them online nowadays, but this close to the holiday, I'm not likely to get it delivered before I have to go. Are there any other big box/retail places that sell the pens/refills in store?

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I just googled it, and apparently the closest staples is like 80 miles away . I might just have to look for some generic pen refills and see if they're the same length as my depleted one and see if it fits the hitter casing.

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You could also go ahead and order online and just have it shipped to your destination if you know exactly where you will be and you will be there for the delivery window. Amazon Prime is pretty awesome for that if you have it (two day delivery on most things).

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