Does it aims to. Just insert, flip the bottle and let it gather what's left.

I have had mine for quite a while and finally had the chance to use it - WOW!! Thanks for carrying things we never thought of that make refills go better and waste less ink. Also prevented more inky fingers by having to dip the pen deeper into the bottle. Sweet!! Now I want the standing one for refilling from smaller bottles or samples 😁

I have not had opportunity to use it yet, but it looks like it should work fine.

Delivery on time and it was well packaged. Thank you!

Thank you for asking. I ordered three “clear” ink misers. When the package was delivered, there were two black ones, and one clear one. Actually the black ones ((not clear ones)) are available cheaper on Amazon, but I wanted clear ones. Plus, I’ve ordered from Goulet Pens before and prefer to order from you if I can. However, this time, two of the three ink misers are the wrong color. Thank you for asking.

Great useful accessory. Goulet is awesome on so many levels!

Definitely glad I got this. Fast shipping. Accurate. Perfect as usual from Goulet. However, this miser only fits bottles with 1” openings. The big 90ml Monteverde bottle: perfect. Probably the smaller Monteverde bottles too. not iroshizuku. Not any of the two dozen or so other inks I have. That’s ok. Tip: when you find where it works, SAVE THE BOTTLE!

Lets you use almost all the ink you bought.

Was really needing something like this to make filling my pens. This doesn’t fit in any bottles of ink I own. Don’t waste your money, I bought several and wasted good money!

This would be great for a deep enough bottle, but not something I would want to be taking out and moving to other bottles. More clean up than it was worth. Rim can get stuck to inside of bottle, too.

This is much more effective after viewing the Youtube video.

This fits the Monteverde bottles and works well for them however they are not my go to inks. I prefeer to use Colorverse or Dianime, and sadly this doesnt work for them at all. the normal one with a stand and pippete works for them though.

For ink I use often, as well as ink I'm near to running out of, this is the ideal gimmick - so long as your ink bottle's opening is the same size as the standard Noodler's bottles (and Monteverde, and Waterman's). Just leaving the insert in the bottle is the easiest path: tip the bottle upside down, set it down again, open it , and right inside the bottle you have a perfect reservoir holding even the very last drops of your ink in the perfect position to fill your pen.

It really worked well, the one thing I wish would have been done differently is that I ordered with it an empty noodler's bottle but the label was in Russian so I couldn't tell what the name of the ink was so I would have liked it if you told what the ink in that bottle was supposed to be

I have a Montblanc shoe ink bottle with a well at one end that UI was looking to get more of for some of my other inks. I remembered the old Scrip ink bottles with a built-in well when I was a kid in the 1950s that similarly made it easy to fill a pen after the bottle's ink was partially depleted. This, coupled with some empty Noodler's ink bottles also from Goulet Pens was the perfect solution.

This little gizmo is truly a miser. Wow! A great tool. My bottle of Noodlers was super low and getting to the point where I might have needed to use a syringe to fill my pen: less than a centimeter of ink. Thanks to the miser, I should be able to get ink from my bottle without dirtying a syringe to the last few drops. I'd say this is as essential for fountain pen owners as a bulb syringe is for flushing pens.One con I noticed about the miser is that more ink than usual tends to collect on and around the lid making the opening of the bottle potentially a bit messier, but the rim and lid can be wiped with a paper towel if necessary. Just be careful not to put the bottle into a bag or other mode of transport without first cleaning up the lid or you could possibly have a small amount of ink from the threading of the lid and that area spill out into the bag or just rub off; I've not encountered this yet, but I could see it happening.Great product. I've only used it once so far, but I already love it and highly recommend it.

Flows good fills pens just fine.

I have used these for a while in various ink bottles (they fit some non-Noodler's bottles as well), but I bought my most recent inkwell for an empty 1oz Noodler's bottle. I pour my ink samples into the inkwell in the empty bottle, and that makes it SO much easier to access the ink in the samples!

This has worked out great for my noodler's ink bottles when they get towards the bottom!!

This tool is the best!!! No more ink stained fingers as I try to refill my pen! Such a clever idea. And Goulet's service is the best.

I have been using fountain pens for, gosh, 4 decades now. I have always wanted to try dip pens. I picked up a holder and nib and then found I needed an inkwell. I looked at several then decided to see what it would be like to just use a noodles ink bottle. Well that did not work out well. I would dip too deep or not deep enough. So I bought the Ink Miser interactions bottle insert. Dropped it into a one oz bottle of Fox red noodles and I was in business. It works out great. I think I am going to make a more permanent solution though. My new idea is to take a 1 oz noodles bottle and but a square hole in the corner of an antique Havana cigar box I have. This will hold the bottle just below where the bottle starts to curve in at the corners. It will also allow me to store the dip pen in the box. I give this little plastic contraption 5 stars. A brilliant invention! Russ

Simple, cheap and works perfect. When the ink level gets too low I sometimes dip my pen to far or not far enough when refilling them, either way it ends up messy with ink everywhereThe miser removes the uncertainty and keeps things clean plus you never waste a drop of your favorite inkGreat little gizmoGet one

I heard from the recipient that she was very happy with the ink tool.From the videos I watched, this would be a very beneficial tool to have, which is why I made the gift purchase.

This little insert was a great idea. The price seemed a little steep to me at first, considering what it is, but it really does solve one of life's little frustrations. I have spent five dollars on things of much less value, for sure. I did find that my Noodler's bottles did not close correctly with this in place, making things a bit messier than they should be (still worked for filling, just more ink on the lip and I would not want to store this in place as is). This was corrected by sanding down the top (where the lips that hang on the mouth of the bottle are) to about half the thickness it originally had. After this, it seems the lids close and seal properly. Just a tip. Highly recommended if you are willing to make the adjustment that I did.

It works perfectly.

I finished all my Kaweco blue by pouring it in a 3oz empty Noodler's bottle and with the help of this miser. Once the level is so low that even the miser is not viable I just dip the pen in whatever ink is left and keep on writing 'till the bottle is totally empty.

A useful reusable item for filling pens from a larger bottle.

It makes getting that last bit of ink so much more convenient. Really like it.

Just what I needed

These intra bottle inkwells work great to help use all of the ink in your ink bottle without resorting to syringes. They fit only a few bottles but they fit perfectly in Monteverde ink bottles. I prefer the clear as I can see the ink level well with it. Highly recommended.

It does pretty much what it says on the box. It fits precisely in a Monteverde bottle, and helps get ink out of the finnicky nooks and crannies. I kept it inside the bottle while moving, and discovered there was some minor leaking (over the course of being stuck, sideways, at the bottom of a moving box), so storing it upright might be a good idea.