Manuscript Pen Company Pack of 30 Creative Ink Cartridges for Fountain Pens in 9 Assorted Colours

Great colours and fits in both of my fountain pens

So many colours to choose from and the cartridges fit perfectly in my Waterman Allure fountain pen.The ink flows very well and it is easy to replace the cartridge.

Wonderful choice of colours. I only have one pen and have used the purple and aqua. Seems a reasonable quality ink - well flowing and doesn't really smudge. Great value for money and would definitely reorder

Intetesting variety of colors

I normally just pick up cheap cartridges in discount stores, but I was tempted by these and the colour assortment offered. I'm glad that I tried these - the ink is lovely and flows smoothly, dries quickly without bleeding or feathering, and the colours are attractive and intense.

I've had these before and loved them so I bought them again, but this time the quality wasn't as good. The red, blue, orange and purple are lovely but the green and brown ones dry up in the nib of my fountain pen and I have to rinse it every time I use it, which is daily. The other colours dont dry out and write smoothly and freely.

So far I have only used one of the blue cartridges from this pack of mixed colour cartridges, so I can't comment specifically on the other colours. However, the blue is a nice dark blue, the cartridge fitted easily into a Helix Oxford Premium fountain pen, which takes standard international cartridges, and the ink has been flowing nicely. Note that my writing example is on (very) cheap and thin A4 lined refill paper, and the nib on the pen that I used is a medium nib. Note also that the design on the packaging is different from the Amazon listing, but the contents are exactly as described (4 red, 4 green, 4 blue, 3 pink, 3 orange, 3 grey, 3 brown, 3 purple and 3 turquoise cartridges).EDIT: orange cartridge tested now - see photo for results on standard printer paper; It's a little on the pale side for my liking, but it's orange and it flows well.

The ink cartridges fitted my pens. The ink flowed, as did my literary style. Move over John Steinbeck.