I have received the two (2) ordered ink miser and this product is a life saver! Does its job nicely.

Again, in my country you can only get this ink miser in black and not exactly at an affordable price. I wanted to be able to see the color of the ink, so I wanted it white, which in my country retails for absolutely ridiculous prices from 30 to 40 €, so as I was going to get my Pilot Metropolitan Bronze Lizard M nib in here (not possible to find in Europe anymore) I took the opportunity and got 3 of these in white. I’m very happy with the buying experience: I was surprised by how quickly my order arrived and how good the customer service was: they were always there to offer advice and to answer in no time in case there were any problems with the delivery.

Must have accessory for ink. I wish there was a metal version with a wider and heavier base but I found a shot glass that it fits into perfectly so it doesn't tip over so easily.

Yes, it's a bit flimsy, but who cares? It's a great tool for refilling pens from bottles with small openings. I usually use a syringe, but for my vac fillers and piston fillers, this thing is such a great tool!

I recently got an ink vial that I cannot get my pen in so I am so pleased with the quality and shape of this. Great product.

Needed a way to get the last of the ink out of the bottle. I haven't used this yet, but it seems like a really good solution to the problem.

Super convienant. More stable than expected. Great value. Includes a little dripper thing!

Just what I needed!

Love this ink well. If they were cheaper I'd have a desk full

It's an ink well. It does what it says on the tin. :)

Handy little accessory to own. I really like the clear color as it's easier to see how much ink you've added.

Good to the last drop.

Does its job.

Works better than the sample bottles but i still had a little trouble, probably user error

Super useful for loading large piston-loaders (e.g. Junlai 630 / Montblanc 149) from ink samples, and for fully utilizing every drop of ink. When loading with the miser, maybe only one or two drops remain at the bottom - pretty incredible. It's a must-have!

a very helpful tool

If you have more than one ink container. Just get it. Rarely you would find an ink container with a well. even the fine ones like iroshizuku that well is only available at the 50mls. You'll save yourself from a lot of frustration, time wasted and more importantly peace of mind.

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Saw on one of your videos and wanted in my supplies.

This is something every fountain pen user should have. It’s so useful for getting ink into my beautiful pens. Goulet Pens is such a special store. They make pen collecting even more enjoyable!

This is one of the greatest and useful things I've purchased. I've no need to fumble about with syringes when it comes to ink refills.

Given that I just purchased a TWSBI Eco twist piston pen, this little, graduated, shot glass will allow me to get every precious drop of Tom Norton, walnut ink out of my narrow and hard fill, Tom Norton bottle.

I use this for all of my refills now. I do not need the pipette. I would love to have a glass version of this with a spout for pouring.

Small, cheap, extremely useful. Highly recommended.

You will always need one of these, I just wish they were heavy and weighted.
so they won't tip over so easy. Overall it works fine.

Super practical

Compared to the in-bottle version, this one worked much better for me. Easy to fill with pipette, easy to clean, and stable enough despite small looking base.

The Ink Miser Ink-Shot Inkwell makes instantaneous sense. What is easily over-looked is the nifty little "eye dropper" / pipette shipped with it that you use to suck the dregs of ink out of the bottle and deposit into the inkwell. I had feared it might be a pouring situation fraught with potential for disaster. This is genius in its simplicity. Thanks for the tip, Drew!

Wish it had a bigger base! But very very useful. For both ink and pen flush!

Really useful when testing ink samples

Really helpful in aiding sample ink into my Twsbi. Much faster than pulling out the nib and using needle syringe.