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Hello!

 

For those of you that enjoy Dr. Stephen Brown's YouTube channel, I thought I would let you know that another batch of SBREBROWN ink is available. Right now, they are available on the Akkerman website, but Dr. Brown mentioned that he will try to give an update on whether or not any other distributors (in North America) would be able to carry the ink to help reduce shipping costs for those that are interested in that part of the world.

 

Here is the link to the ink for those who are interested!

 

https://www.vulpennen.nl/nl/inkt-and-vullingen/SBREBR.html

 

-Dr. Jekyll

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I tried to order a bottle, then shipping came up, which cost more than the ink, sadly I wasn't interested in ordering 2 more to make it 3 to justify the shipping, plus the added cost of 2 extra bottles was not to my liking, then there's GST, honestly Australia taxes everything coming from overseas, which kills the joy I experience in doing online shopping.

 

Hello!

For those of you that enjoy Dr. Stephen Brown's YouTube channel, I thought I would let you know that another batch of SBREBROWN ink is available. Right now, they are available on the Akkerman website, but Dr. Brown mentioned that he will try to give an update on whether or not any other distributors (in North America) would be able to carry the ink to help reduce shipping costs for those that are interested in that part of the world.

Here is the link to the ink for those who are interested!

https://www.vulpennen.nl/nl/inkt-and-vullingen/SBREBR.html

-Dr. Jekyll

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I tried to order a bottle, then shipping came up, which cost more than the ink, sadly I wasn't interested in ordering 2 more to make it 3 to justify the shipping, plus the added cost of 2 extra bottles was not to my liking, then there's GST, honestly Australia taxes everything coming from overseas, which kills the joy I experience in doing online shopping.

 

IIRC, you should have a tax free threshold although it was amended in 2018. US has a $800 tax free import limit.

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