Pineider Pen Filler Inkwells

I like these way better than the Visconti product. There, I've gone and said it. This holds 10 ml, the Visconti only holds 5 ml. This has a wider diameter, which makes it less likely to topple over. It also allows you to fill pens with larger diameter sections. This is far easier to clean than the Visconti, as you can totally dismantle it. Visconti has crevices that trap ink. Did I mention that the price is only a fraction of the Visconti? I own a couple of the Visconti versions, so I'm not saying this without a basis of comparison. The only criticism is that the clear plastic could be thicker, to resist deformation.

I love the Pineider pen fillers and I own several of them for different inks. It took me a little time to understand how they work, but now I can ink my pens without spilling a drop

This item is so cool. I use it to get the last of a bottle of ink into a piston fill. If you keep the same inks in your currently inked pens, this is a must. It also comes with a gauge on the box. Only one of my ginormous pens and one super thin will not work. Great for travel.

I have a couple of TWSBI travel bottles but they can be a bit bulky at times.
These travel vials fill a need and will most likely be used more than not.
I recommend this grand item and this grand seller.

I use this whenever I refill a pen, great way to get a full fill!

This is a handy item if you are on the go a lot and expect to refill your pen away from home. It has some drawbacks, though. A Pilot 823 just BARELY fits this thing, and that's not a huge pen with a large grip section. It won't work on my Visconti Medici Rose Savrano at all. I'd expect other pens to have issues too. Research your pens to be sure which ones will fit. If you aren't on the go every time you are filling your pen, I'd recommend something else (Ink Miser Shot Inkwell is fantastic). Yes, it is cheaper feeling plastic, but for what you pay, this is expected. Some of my blue inks have lightly stained the clear part and I that was just from the time spent filling the pen -- I have never stored ink in it for longer than 10 mins or so.

This is a great tool for filling to the top pens that do not use a cartridge/converter. When you have a pen that is filled by turning a nob or creating a vacuum where there is no ink window or it is not a demonstrator, you really cannot tell how much ink is in the pen. With this pen filler, you will always get a full load. It also is great to take with to meetings, and i have used it during trials and depositions. Once you get familiar with it, it takes less than 10 seconds to fill your pen.

Love it! Makes it so easy to fill pens of any size. Much cheaper than the only other option on the market...Why are there not more of these?

This item fulfills the hype on videos and advertisements. The range of section sizes it will accommodate is very large and for wide vintage pens like the Montblanc Hemingway I have found I can rely upon the rubber gasket alone to create a seal thereby not putting undue pressure on the section during filling. First rate all the way, well done Pineider!

This is a hand little device but there is a slight learning curve. I lucked out on my first attempt at using it but I wasn't so fortunate on my second attempt and I ended up with ink all over my hand. I learned to verify that the seal on the pen is good before turning over the pen filler.