Hi Teoh;

Thanks for the reviews, I appreciate having someone who gives impartial first hand opinions about products before I try them.

However...
I wonder if we left it to companies to care for the environment we would have much environment left soon:

I have several microliners I loved (Pigma micron, Unipin) which have stopped working whilst still full of ink (maybe I'm more heavy-handed than you). I loathe having to bin them and dump all that plastic and ink with the rubbish.

I've looked for alternatives, and the copic multiliner seems quite a good option: I can replace the nib when worn, I can replace the ink with a new cartridge. I can even buy different nib sizes if I fancy a change in future...

To me, the extra money spent is a minor consideration, as this pen will last a lifetime, and hopefully I'll get to use up the ink of each cartridge. Also, I like fancy pens and copic multiliner sp metal body feels solid, heavy, quite nice to hold.

By the way, I've researched ways to recycle my biro pens and it seems Bic has a scheme to recycle disposable pens of any brand (https://www.bickids.com/en/bic-terracycle) at least in UK.

Maybe there are some similar options in other countries? Or they could be started...