Noodler's Ink Refills Blue-Black Bottled Ink - ND-19014

Perfect ink for everyday writing with a dark blue and teal color. It has good flow without being watery and doesn't cause much feathering on decent paper. The only downside is that it's not very water resistant and is not permanent like the "bulletproof" inks. It's very similar to Pilot Tsuki-Yo in both color and properties if you have used that one before.

The best ink for calligraphy.

Noodlers ink is an excellent ink for your fountain pen. You get what you pay for. Buying cereal, and the box states some settling may occur, and you have 3/4 of a box of cereal. Noodlers is filled right to the rim with ink. That impressed me. You get your money’s worth. No matter what pen you have, noodlers works. My favorite colors are blue/black, and black. Noodlers has all kind of color combinations. Great product.

it is a nice blue-black, dark and dense, no feathering on cheap paper and it lubricates my pen well! Notice: it is not a bulletproof or eternal ink, Also please stay away from water, it smears with water.

This ink surpasses my expectations. Previously, I used very plain ink from my college's bookstore in my fountain pens: In comparison, this ink is more vibrant, easier to use and a better experience to write with. The colour is quite dark, and seems to have more green to it than your average blue; the color is more a dark indigo/teal, retaining the saturation of the brighter color without being garish. I wanted an ink to match my trusty dark-wash jeans, and this is it. Writing with this ink is a joy (and a relief): I can now take notes and scribble down ideas using my favorite pen without the nib scratching the page and leaving unsightly gaps in my excitement. Overall, I am very pleased; The only change I would make to this product is to replace the catfish on the label with a the bird from the product image or some other more relevant image to the colour.

I find the color of this ink very pleasing. It flows smoothly and evenly onto the page. I've been using this ink daily for a month now, and have had no issues with smearing. Even though it dries quickly on the age, the ink has not clotted at all in my pen(Lamy safari), and is great in ink drawings. It washes and hatches very well. Well worth whatever it was I paid at the time. Again, the ink is very pretty. I would like to try some other Noodler inks very soon.

I am a fan of Noodlers inks blue/ black colors and considered them a bargain, but I have to rate that their inks are really not a good deal. Apparently due to their organic dye sources, Noodlers inks spoil in the bottle sooner than other inks. (There is discussion of this online, too). My standard of reference is decades of use of Quink, Pelikan, Sheaffer, etc. I have never experienced fountain pen ink age out of usefulness or develop a strange (organic) smell in the bottle. Admittedly, it took about five years for this symptom to develop, but I had a surplus of Noodlers ink because I stocked up on a suite of colors, and use them in rotation. It has all (every bottle) gone so ammoniac that I don't trust it not to have suspended organic elements that slow the flow of ink; I otherwise do not want an ink that smells like a cat box in my pens. I must emphasize a) how nasty this stuff can smell when it spoils b) how this indicates that the spoiled ink can clog pens. One could say, "yes but the ink is several years old"--I have kept Sheaffer, Pelikan, or Quink ink on the shelf *longer than that* and it smells fresh. I encourage Noodlers to hit the chemists' bench and figure out a preservative that guards against this ammoniac decay. If you use the ink within a year, I'd rate this as a non-issue, but if you use Noodlers' inks in a long-term rotation, beware that they can spoil. ---

I use this ink in multiple fountain pens. It is plenty dark, dries to a high level of water-resistance and cleans out of pens easily. This is a great everyday-go-to-work black ink.

Encre que je decrirai comme "semi-fluide", seche relativement vite, de ce fait pas tres utile en style plume flexible, un bleu noir assez noir/gris et une encre assez lubrifiante. Niveau couleur, meme si c'est dependant des plumes dont on se sert et du papier : plus foncé que le bleu noir de Lamy, a peine plus foncé que le bleu noir Pelikan (4001) - tres peu resistant a l'eau - a titre perso je ne vois pas la difference avec Pelikan Edelstein Tanzanite. Bouteille, comme d'habitude avec la marque, rempli jusqu'au raz de bord

Quick Dispatch and quick delivery! Very happy with this ink, beautiful blue black variation and is slightly water resistance (not Waterproof) which is perfect if you react quick enough to wipe the water of the ink.

Hope it was waterproof. But it's a nice colour and great quality ink.

This is the Noodler's Bernanke Q'Ternity ink. It's very nice. Is a dark blue color, but very clearly blue, though seems closer to black once dry. Seems to flow very well. I've used it on cheap paper with no bleed through and little ghosting. Seems to be a bit wet, but not too wet in my opinion. Dries reasonably quickly. This ink is meant for lefties, hence the quick drying time.

Good ink nice flow but the wrong colour as described… disappointed as already have blue ink.