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So I'm not sure if anyone else knows about this already or if I'm really just that late. I was in Orchard today and decided I'd drop by Aesthetic Bay to buy some Noodlers BSB, Bulletproof Black and Apache Sunset. They lady helping me said that they are out of stock and that they put in an order last year but Noodlers isn't supplying them and not responding. This is the only place I know that sells Noodlers here in SG and in all honesty I haven't gone to Fook Hings yet to check if they do. Can anyone give me some info of any places that carry Noodlers ink here in SG?

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AB has been out of stock since... forever because Noodler's can't keep up with the demand in the local (ie US) market, so they ain't shipping out here.

 

No other store sells Noodler's in SG, IIRC.

 

Your best bet is to wait for a MO, unless you don't mind the high shipping costs from US sites.

 

 

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Darn. I was really hoping to try out those inks for the first time. Thanks though

 

AB has been out of stock since... forever because Noodler's can't keep up with the demand in the local (ie US) market, so they ain't shipping out here.

 

No other store sells Noodler's in SG, IIRC.

 

Your best bet is to wait for a MO, unless you don't mind the high shipping costs from US sites.

 

 

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Darn, I was really hoping that I'd get to try out those inks. Anyways thanks!

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Darn. I was really hoping to try out those inks for the first time. Thanks though

 

Darn, I was really hoping that I'd get to try out those inks. Anyways thanks!

 

Try asking in SFPL. I think some members may have bottles to sell. I know of people who do have extra.

 

 

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From the land where palm trees grow,
And I want before I die
My soul's verses to bestow.
 
All those moments will be lost in time.
Like tears in rain.
Time to die.

 

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