ParkerJotter Originals Gel Pen Refills | Smooth Blue Gel Ink Refills | Medium Tip (0.7mm) | 2 Count

The Jotter is cheap and perfect and has a history in pop culture (eg, Mad Men, James Bond). Using this is like wearing a basic Timex watch: you have style and taste and you don’t need to show off to prove it. Just keep refilling your Jotter with these excellent, smooth-writing refills and you’re set for life.

Only complaint is need to buy more. Favorite refills.

Great replacement ink

These properly fit my Parker pen, which is labeled made in UK with an L. date code. They make a beautiful fine, dark black line. A few small skips when first starting out but it seems like the skips worked their way out. My main complaint, which will lead me to trying to a different model of refill, is that the tip feels a lot more scratchy to write with than the original tip. This may be due to the original being a 1.0mm tip whereas this replacement is a 0.7.

I still use pens. Old Parker t ball jotter is a classic. Nice color ink b

Trash, I bought 2 packs now. They do not even write/place blue ink on paper more than half the time. I may have gotten unstatistically unlucky, but this is not the quality I would expect from Parker Gel Pen Refills. The black ink is just fine.

I purchased these in hope of finding a smoother refill for my GIOIA pen. The Parker gel refills fit perfectly and provide an exceptional writing experience. I compared them to a Pilot G2 gel pen and Parker was hands down the smoother writer. The ink also dries super fast so no concerns about smearing or bleeding. I did experience a hard start on post it note paper that had a waxy feel to the paper surface. No start problems on any standard and high quality journal paper.

these didn't work with my jotter. both were parker products. by not working i mean when i clicked the top of the pen, the ball point came down. good so far, but the refill wouldn't retract back. to get the tip to retract back i had to put the roller ball on a hard surface and push down after i depressed the push button. this refill was the cheapest they offered a parker jotter refill. i wish i spent another couple of bucks and got the better made refill. yes, when you put the cheap refill beside the more expensive one you can see a difference right off.i ended up rooting around some of my other pens that use jotter refills and swapped one out for this new one. yes, the pen worked now. and as luck would have it, the cheaper parker refill worked perfectly in my non-parker pen.i gave 3 stars cause this cheap refill ran fine. the gel ink went on the paper perfectly and the roller was smooth, as you'd expect from parker. the difference was how the refill body itself was made. beside the better jotter refill, you can see the differences right off. i'm pretty sure i know exactly where the problem was, it was the plastic piece that goes up into the pen, under the click button. i could even feel a difference, the "points" were rounded and not sharp like the expensive parker refill.i'll still buy parker jotter refills, but the $8 ones now. i do like the jotter gel ink. so buy these cheaper ones to save a couple of dollars but you've been warned, they may not work in a genuine parker jotter pen.