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Packing list: 12pcs inking refill stamp
Inking refill stamp
Material: ink
Color: black
Product size (cm): length 4.5cm*width 1cm
Arrival packaging: bag
Littlebriton
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 6, 2025
Started off okay but then it seemed to struggle to cover addresses. Decided to add ink which was very very messy. Very disappointed.
Wolfhound mum
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 26, 2025
Just as our roller was running low on ink, I had the opportunity to try these refills.I can't recall what make our roller is, but we removed the central roller & there was a little hole that we were able to use the refill in.It filled it no problem & we are back to being able to obliterate our personal details on the ever reducing number of snail mail we receive.
Ray Blake
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 22, 2025
I could have done with some instructions, but suspect these would vary with different stamps. My partilar one had no evident ink pad nor insk store, so I single sueezed ink onto the runner surface, with some limited success and a lot of mess. I don't think I'll be using the remaining inks.
LJS
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2025
Identity protection roller stamps are popular for very good reason - they do a great job of protecting sensitive information, and they're quick and easy to use. Unfortunately, they're also ink hogs, and they require frequent refilling. I'm very happy to have found this set of refills with a generous quantity at a great price. The refill tubes are quick and easy to use, and I cannot tell them apart from the ones that came with my ink roller. Same size and shape, and the ink seems to be identical as well. Once these are gone, I will definitely reorder again.
JP Folkes
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
i have one of these roller devices good for hiding addresses and other personal information before discarding them in recycling. If it's just a couple of these, they are easier to use than breaking out the shredder. After a while, mine showed that it was running out of ink...so when I saw these, I thought, here's the answer I've been thinking about.The thing is, not all these roller systems were designed to be refilled and if they do, they don't also take the same amount of ink...things that aren't addressed by the seller on their page. So, you might end up learning the hard way, like I did.There are no instructions, but looking at their ad page gave the idea that the ink is squeezed into the case under the roller. Easy to snip off the end and to squeeze ink into the case...work over an open newspaper or something similar. My roller wasn't designed to be refilled...or wasn't designed to hold that much ink...whatever it was, I had ink dripping out of the roller onto my hands and the paper I was working over. If you wash quickly you will be able to get most of the ink off...if you wait...good luck.There are far more refill ampules in the bag than anyone might need unless you are using some sort of commercial roller at work. I could have recharged my roller with less than half of what I squeezed in.The ink seems fine and clipping the end and squeezing the ink into a roller is pretty simple, but instructions would have saved me from making that much of a mess. I'd rather get half as many ampules of ink for less money.
janet dixon
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025
Works well
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