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Why doesn't this review include a test of drying time for left-handed writers? Even wrong-handed people can experiment with writing with their left hands to see whether the ink smears or not.

 

Suitability for left-handed writers should be a routine part of every review.

 

Thanks.

 

Why not tests yourself?

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I got a bottle, and I LIKE IT :D

 

The bluish tone that I was worried about is a mild tone, NOT like a blue-green, it is still a green.

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Unlike a lot of people here, I prefer these cooler, bluer and richer "jewel-tone" greens, and dislike the warmer shades with strong golden or yellow tones. I'm also not a huge fan of pale greens in general, save for fluorescent/day-glo lime greens. The only murky shade of green I like are the green-blacks. And even then, they'd better have plenty of this bluish tone to them.

 

This was one of those colors that I initially got as a freebie tossed in ink sample. I liked it all right at first, but I wasn't in love with it. Then the more I used it, the more it grew on me, until I loved it. A lot.

 

So this deeper, richer green turned out to be the perfect green for me. Now it's my EDC green, much like Waterman Serenity Blue, Pilot Namiki Blue and Pilot Blue-Black are in constant rotation for me as EDC blues, Waterman Tendre Purple is my EDC Purple and Diamine Pumpkin is my EDC Orange (yes, some of us are color-coding fiends who need an EDC Orange!).

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