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product_id: 48254132
title: "Black Ink Refill, 88ml, Bottle, Dye-based, Black"
brand: "noodler's"
price: "687 kr"
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reviews_count: 10
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# deep, rich black dye-based formula eco-friendly refill bottle 88ml premium ink volume Black Ink Refill, 88ml, Bottle, Dye-based, Black

**Brand:** noodler's
**Price:** 687 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🖤 Ink that means business — never settle for less than bold.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Black Ink Refill, 88ml, Bottle, Dye-based, Black by noodler's
- **How much does it cost?** 687 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/48254132-black-ink-refill-88ml-bottle-dye-based-black)

## Best For

- noodler's enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted noodler's brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Conscious Choice:** Refill your pens sustainably and reduce plastic waste with this reusable bottle
- • **Endless Writing Flow:** Generous 88ml bottle keeps your creativity going without constant refills
- • **Smooth Compatibility:** Perfectly engineered for a wide range of fountain pens and drawing instruments
- • **True Black Brilliance:** Dye-based ink delivers a bold, consistent black that stands out on every page
- • **Trusted Craftsmanship:** From Noodler’s Ink, a brand synonymous with quality and reliability in writing supplies

## Overview

Noodler's Black Ink Refill offers 88ml of premium dye-based black ink in a compact, eco-friendly bottle. Designed for smooth, consistent writing and drawing, it ensures deep black lines with every stroke. Ideal for professionals and creatives seeking reliable, high-quality ink refills.

## Description

Noodler's Ink Black Bottled Ink Refill

Review: The best ink you can buy for the money. It does everything and does it well. - Oh my goodness, this ink is amazing! It's a lovely deep black colour and you can run the page under a tap, scrubbing it with a nailbrush as soon as you've written it. This stuff resists bleach, water, oil, whiskey and I'll update this review if it doesn't resist sunlight. It's also pH-neutral so it won't corrode your pen's nib. Despite this ink being "bullet proof", it doesn't clog your pen as it doesn't contain particles and is water-soluble. The way it becomes permanent is by chemically-boding to cellulose (i.e. what paper is made out of). Thus it won't clog your pen (and it hasn't clogged mine yet). It's also safe for the vast majority of pens, whether modern, vintage, expensive or mass-produced. This ink flows better and wetter than Parker Quink, and whilst it's not the fastest-drying ink, I'd be willing to bet a left-handed writer could use it if needs be (although Noodler's do actually make a quick-drying ink range for lefties). I have written on rubbish papers like newspaper with this ink and it actually did a modestly-good job of resisting bleed-through and feathering (better than other inks I've tried), although if you really wanted an ink with those properties, Noodler's make an anti-feather ink specifically for this purpose! On most papers, there's no visible feathering or bleed-through, which is excellent. The colour is a lovely deep black, which seems to be comprised of grey rather than blue/purple pigments like some other black inks. That said, the smoothness, wetness and flow of the ink aren't quite as good as my favourite inks made by Diamine. If you have a troublesome pen that is a difficult starter or skips, try Noodler's lubricated "Eel" inks instead, or use Diamine's inks (most of Diamine's aren't waterproof though). Also, whilst this is a good black colour, Diamine again win against Noodler's with their Onyx black - although it's a narrow victory, and Diamine's onyx black also seems to show hints of being derived from blue/purple pigments. I suppose it comes down to what you want from your ink. For everyday writing with no worries about being waterproof, fading, etc., and just wanting the most comfortable writing experience, nothing will ever beat Diamine, especially for the price. However, this ink comes a very close second in terms of depth of colour and smoothness/flow. Factor in the fact that this ink resists almost all the known tools of the forger (I write notes for the milkman/postman, which are left outside, with it, sign cheques with it etc) and is designed to preserve the written word until the end of time... well, nothing can beat Noodler's. It's a bit pricier than competing inks, but you get much, much more for your money. I think Noodler's is the closest any writing ink can get to a Jack-of-all-trades. It nearly does everything, and does it almost perfectly. Oh, one last thing... the bottle is FULL. Literally. It is filled right to the brim. Even the act of dipping your pen into it risks making it overflow. Be very careful on first opening! You really do get every last drop you pay for. I also like that it's a tall bottle, which unlike flatter bottle designs as used by most ink manufacturers, means you'll be able to fill your pen easily right down to the last few drops, without having to tilt the bottle.
Review: Worth every penny - I’ve had a let’s just say tenuous relationship with Noodler’s. I excitedly bought the Ahab when it came out, super excited to have a flex nib that didn’t need me to take out a loan. And well, that pen has been the bane of my existence ever since. However, I have 2 other Ahabs, including the one pictured here, that are absolutely delightful. So, when after years and years of being a blue ink exclusively snob I decided that if I was going to take this whole Draw your Day / World ( both excellent books btw) thing seriously I would need some black, waterproof ink, I decided to risk it with Noodler’s. Now, given that I’ve not fully recovered from the trauma of my first Ahab, this was risky. Would I end up condemned to hell or experience the heavenly chorus with this ink …? Could go either way Well, the 5 star reviews are not wrong. I quickly drew the attached on the cheapest nastiest (if you’re using a fountain pen or anything or one to feathering) paper I own: a post it The ink dries really quickly which if it you’re like me (I am an immensely impatient human) It withstands everything and I mean everything including the cheap supermarket one quid kids watercolour paint set I used on this. And the coffee I inevitably spill on my mullet journal. Or the water that leaks into my bag from my allegedly waterproof water bottle no matter how careful I am … Having been the victim of many a destroyed notebook I can tell you that this ink is superb. I have no problem with crinkly paged but dude, losing 40 pages of notes because of some sort of liquid interference is pretty heartbreaking The is A LOT of ink in this bottle so be very careful when you open it the first time. I’m certain one bottle will last me until the end of days, even with all my obsessive letter colouring in and shadows, but just to be sure, I’ve ordered another bottle. It’s so tedious only having one of a thing. Speaking of shadows, this is amazing for mixing with water in a jam jar to make a grey ink wash of whatever intensity you like. Really, honestly just a brilliant ink. Thank you Noodler’s I forgive you for that one attack in the form of my first Ahab!

## Features

- Noodler's Ink Black Bottled Ink Refill

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Manufacturer | Noodler's Ink |
| Brand | Noodler's |
| Model Number | 19001_SML |
| Product Dimensions | 7.62 x 2.54 x 5.08 cm; 0.28 g |
| Colour | black |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Size | 88 ml |
| Ink Colour | Black |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 19001_SML |
| Item Weight | 0.28 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Noodler's
- **Package information:** Bottle
- **Paint type:** Dye-based
- **Item volume:** 88 Millilitres
- **Manufacturer:** Noodler's Ink

## Images

![Black Ink Refill, 88ml, Bottle, Dye-based, Black - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Cfm2EoA+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: If the ink is waterproof, do you need to use something other than water to clean your pen?**
A: The ink sticks to paper like glue, but washes off most surfaces with water.  I use a plastic pen with a steel nib, and blotting/cleaning is just like any other ink. I've even found that it stains my skin less than some non-waterproof inks.

**Q: is it in a glass or plastic bottle?**
A: As of end-Sep 2015 it is in a plastic bottle that looks like the white one in the image. The owner of Noodler's has said that this is because glass supply has become unreliable in recent months. One good thing is that you actually get a bit more ink per bottle (despite them all being labelled 3oz) with the plastic ones, and better light protection!

**Q: Lamy said my leak could be because of this ink. Any other Lamy owners experience this problem?**
A: I've never had a leak in any of my Lamy pens, I use a Vista with noodlers in it at work, and I drop it constantly (it looks horrifying because of that) and aside from impact related ink splatter within the cap I have Never had a problem, I would suggest trying a different converter, or pull it apart and clean the feed, check for hair, or something wicking the ink out.

**Q: Is this supposed to smell bad? mine smells so bad, i stopped using it. please let me know if this is normal~! thanks**
A: There is a slight chemical odor present when smelled from the bottle; however once it is written on paper, it should off-gas pretty fast and not be noticeable at all. I have never had a foul smelling Noodlers ink (just smelled all the inks I have currently in stock). If you purchased it from us please contact us and we will be glad to honour a refund. -Oliva Pens

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best ink you can buy for the money. It does everything and does it well.
*by H***? on 31 May 2018*

Oh my goodness, this ink is amazing! It's a lovely deep black colour and you can run the page under a tap, scrubbing it with a nailbrush as soon as you've written it. This stuff resists bleach, water, oil, whiskey and I'll update this review if it doesn't resist sunlight. It's also pH-neutral so it won't corrode your pen's nib. Despite this ink being "bullet proof", it doesn't clog your pen as it doesn't contain particles and is water-soluble. The way it becomes permanent is by chemically-boding to cellulose (i.e. what paper is made out of). Thus it won't clog your pen (and it hasn't clogged mine yet). It's also safe for the vast majority of pens, whether modern, vintage, expensive or mass-produced. This ink flows better and wetter than Parker Quink, and whilst it's not the fastest-drying ink, I'd be willing to bet a left-handed writer could use it if needs be (although Noodler's do actually make a quick-drying ink range for lefties). I have written on rubbish papers like newspaper with this ink and it actually did a modestly-good job of resisting bleed-through and feathering (better than other inks I've tried), although if you really wanted an ink with those properties, Noodler's make an anti-feather ink specifically for this purpose! On most papers, there's no visible feathering or bleed-through, which is excellent. The colour is a lovely deep black, which seems to be comprised of grey rather than blue/purple pigments like some other black inks. That said, the smoothness, wetness and flow of the ink aren't quite as good as my favourite inks made by Diamine. If you have a troublesome pen that is a difficult starter or skips, try Noodler's lubricated "Eel" inks instead, or use Diamine's inks (most of Diamine's aren't waterproof though). Also, whilst this is a good black colour, Diamine again win against Noodler's with their Onyx black - although it's a narrow victory, and Diamine's onyx black also seems to show hints of being derived from blue/purple pigments. I suppose it comes down to what you want from your ink. For everyday writing with no worries about being waterproof, fading, etc., and just wanting the most comfortable writing experience, nothing will ever beat Diamine, especially for the price. However, this ink comes a very close second in terms of depth of colour and smoothness/flow. Factor in the fact that this ink resists almost all the known tools of the forger (I write notes for the milkman/postman, which are left outside, with it, sign cheques with it etc) and is designed to preserve the written word until the end of time... well, nothing can beat Noodler's. It's a bit pricier than competing inks, but you get much, much more for your money. I think Noodler's is the closest any writing ink can get to a Jack-of-all-trades. It nearly does everything, and does it almost perfectly. Oh, one last thing... the bottle is FULL. Literally. It is filled right to the brim. Even the act of dipping your pen into it risks making it overflow. Be very careful on first opening! You really do get every last drop you pay for. I also like that it's a tall bottle, which unlike flatter bottle designs as used by most ink manufacturers, means you'll be able to fill your pen easily right down to the last few drops, without having to tilt the bottle.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth every penny
*by C***4 on 18 July 2021*

I’ve had a let’s just say tenuous relationship with Noodler’s. I excitedly bought the Ahab when it came out, super excited to have a flex nib that didn’t need me to take out a loan. And well, that pen has been the bane of my existence ever since. However, I have 2 other Ahabs, including the one pictured here, that are absolutely delightful. So, when after years and years of being a blue ink exclusively snob I decided that if I was going to take this whole Draw your Day / World ( both excellent books btw) thing seriously I would need some black, waterproof ink, I decided to risk it with Noodler’s. Now, given that I’ve not fully recovered from the trauma of my first Ahab, this was risky. Would I end up condemned to hell or experience the heavenly chorus with this ink …? Could go either way Well, the 5 star reviews are not wrong. I quickly drew the attached on the cheapest nastiest (if you’re using a fountain pen or anything or one to feathering) paper I own: a post it The ink dries really quickly which if it you’re like me (I am an immensely impatient human) It withstands everything and I mean everything including the cheap supermarket one quid kids watercolour paint set I used on this. And the coffee I inevitably spill on my mullet journal. Or the water that leaks into my bag from my allegedly waterproof water bottle no matter how careful I am … Having been the victim of many a destroyed notebook I can tell you that this ink is superb. I have no problem with crinkly paged but dude, losing 40 pages of notes because of some sort of liquid interference is pretty heartbreaking The is A LOT of ink in this bottle so be very careful when you open it the first time. I’m certain one bottle will last me until the end of days, even with all my obsessive letter colouring in and shadows, but just to be sure, I’ve ordered another bottle. It’s so tedious only having one of a thing. Speaking of shadows, this is amazing for mixing with water in a jam jar to make a grey ink wash of whatever intensity you like. Really, honestly just a brilliant ink. Thank you Noodler’s I forgive you for that one attack in the form of my first Ahab!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Probably best for Fountain Pens - non-stick on Dip Pen Nib
*by A***S on 12 October 2024*

Took the bottle on holiday with some dip pens, walked up a hill in 35°C heat and sat at the top, ready to draw. Much to my amusement and frustration - the stuff does not take to a dip pen nib. I tried several times but the nib came back out of the bottle spotless. Luckily I had an ordinary fountain pen as backup and was able to get some sketching done.

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