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Thanks much for the bunch of (mostly blue) reviews that you just posted. I'm a fan of blue ink and I like this blue the best of the ones you recently posted.

 

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Thanks much for the bunch of (mostly blue) reviews that you just posted. I'm a fan of blue ink and I like this blue . . .

Doug

You're welcome, Doug. I forgot to mention the price of this ink in the review: Purchased from Swisher Pens for $19 (60ml). It reminds me a lot of Montegrappa Blue, also purchased from Swisher Pens for $18 (42ml - now priced at $17). Montegrappa Blue is lightly scented, and Cartier is not. Both are relatively expensive as far as inks go, but I like both -- though I'm not sure either one is so unique that it justifies the prices.

 

Edit: Linked Swisher's site

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