7 Fountain Pen Inks You'll Actually Use Up (Stop Buying More!)

Too many fountain pen inks and barely an empty bottle? Discover seven everyday ink choices that give you a reason to keep writing instead of buying another bottle. From Parker Quink Blue and Waterman Serenity Blue to Pilot Iroshizuku Kon-peki, this video explores fountain pen inks for daily writing, journaling, and getting more use from the pens you already own. We compare the seven picks through their history, value, writing characteristics, bottle designs, and the catch to consider before choosing one. A beautiful ink collection is easy to build. Finding an ink you reach for every week is the real challenge. Whether you prefer a straightforward blue, a wider choice of colours, a premium writing experience, or a waterproof black, this list helps you think about what belongs in your pen. THE SEVEN PICKS: 1. Parker Quink Blue 2. Pelikan 4001 Royal Blue 3. Waterman Serenity Blue 4. LAMY T52 Blue 5. Diamine standard fountain pen inks 6. Pilot Iroshizuku Kon-peki 7. Platinum Carbon Black INSIDE THE VIDEO: • Everyday blue inks for notes and journaling • Value, bottle sizes, and cost per millilitre • Ink flow, cleaning, and everyday usability • Bottle designs that help you reach the remaining ink • Water resistance and pigment-ink maintenance • Why regular writing matters more than another purchase The goal is simple: choose an ink you enjoy, load a pen, and give that bottle a chance to run empty. Which fountain pen ink have you actually finished? And which bottle has been sitting on your shelf the longest? Tell us in the comments. Subscribe for more fountain pen comparisons, ink guides, and practical ways to enjoy writing while spending thoughtfully. Like this video and share it with a pen enthusiast whose ink shelf is getting crowded. Prices and availability mentioned in the video reflect the script's research and may change. Follow your pen and ink manufacturers' care instructions, especially when using pigment inks such as Platinum Carbon Black. #FountainPenInk #FountainPens #InkReview