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post #16 of 20
9/13/09 at 10:47pm
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Originally Posted by SirWilliam View Post
Also I do not understand why everybody says the ink comes off easily...the only thing that kind of works for me is dishwasher detergent. I generally use Omas, Visconti, and Private Reserve ink and none of it comes easily off my skin like ball point or roller ball ink.

I use Pelikan blue-black and Aurora black. I once used Private Reserve but now use it for red and yellow only.
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post #17 of 20
9/13/09 at 10:56pm
The namiki VP/ pilot capless is a nice pen but the filling mechanism is a pain in the a***, I basically use a syringe for refilling. The parker 51 is a good work pen and will be stiff enough for carbons etc if you need to work with them.
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post #18 of 20
9/14/09 at 12:11am
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I have a vintage Parker 51 but I do not like it...it feels cheap.
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post #19 of 20
9/14/09 at 1:51am
I have a small collection of a few dozen FP's that I use on a regular basis but I've been told everywhere I've worked that I cannot write in patient charts with them. I do use them for personal session notes and keep my pel m1000 or omas paragon handy at all times.

haters.

dl
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post #20 of 20
9/14/09 at 10:33pm
Why can't you use FPs to write clinical notes?
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