Where to find the EU power adapter

Hello,
I bought an iPad 2 in NYC last week but I live in France and the power adapter is not the same (round pins instead of flat ones).
I would like to buy only the removable part of the adapter (the one with the pins) and not the entire adapter which cost 19€ in France but I can't find this anywhere but on chinese websites ...
When I look on the Apple website (in the shop space), it's the same by the way, only the entire adapter is buyable !
Could you tell me if I can find this in an Apple store ?
Thank you

T.Delaune,
After reading your last post, it appears that you have a misunderstanding of the adapter plug. The adapter plug is simply an interface between the US plug that you have on your charger and the French (Euopean) wall socket.
It should be quite inexpensive, roughly 5USD or a few Euros. There is no concern for wattage. Just to be clear, you will plug your US charger into the adapter plug, which would then be plugged into your wall socket in France.
So the female side of the adapter plug will have a US type socket, and the male side of the adapter plug will have the French/Euro type pins. This is the cheapest, easiest way to solve your needs.

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