Hello guys,

I just got a beautiful S.T Dupont Fountain Pen and it was a gift from my uncle.

My uncle told me that for refill the ink , i just need to buy a quink and syringe with needle and inject the ink to the ink storage.

I'm just thinking should there is any way to refill the ink instead of using syringe.

I googled and found none, and really appreciate any help from you guys.

I've attached below the photo of the pen for reference.

Thanks

http://www.parkerpen.com/en-GB/care-guides...ls-fountain-pen

That looks like a cartridge which is supposed to be disposable. But you can get syringe and plastic type needle from daiso to fill it up. Or you can get a converter (something like a screw pump) which fits to your pen. Beware that there are many types of converters - there is standard international converter but lamy, parker, sheaffer and several others have their own converter design.

However, i think the cleanest way to do it is using a syringe or just get more cartridges. Using converter might be slightly messy because you have to dip the nib into the bottle.

Thanks for your advise.

I've bought syringe and it works fine as being told by my uncle. Guess there is no better way to refill it

Thanks again to all