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Very informative...where did you get the ink review form?

 

You're welcome. :) I got the ink review form from the ink review forum on here, and I adjusted it a little for myself. :)

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Very nice review of a very nice ink by Diamine .

 

De Atramentis has a Lapis too how abour swapping samples and publishing a comparison?

 

You're welcome. :) Sadly I only have a small sample myself. :( I wish I had an 80ml bottle, but I'm afraid it is what it is. :wacko:

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You're welcome. :) Sadly I only have a small sample myself. :( I wish I had an 80ml bottle, but I'm afraid it is what it is. :wacko:

No problem I will send yoi the De Atramentis Lapis then you can compare

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No problem I will send yoi the De Atramentis Lapis then you can compare

 

Thank you. :) I can do that. :)

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I'm not sure if it will be enough to offset shipping but the Philippines has better-than-the-US prices for the Metropolitan, regular Pilot inks, R&K, and Diamine

Hero #232 Blue-Black is my Waterman Florida Blue.

 

Your Kilometrage May Vary (#ykmv), a Philippine blawg about ink and fountain pens.

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I'm not sure if it will be enough to offset shipping but the Philippines has better-than-the-US prices for the Metropolitan, regular Pilot inks, R&K, and Diamine

 

Maybe if you bought Diamine Lapis Blue and Dark Olive it would be better value per bottle?

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