Customer Reviews

PM Company Preventa Four-Color Multifunction Pen with Agion, Medium Point, Blue Translucent Barrel, Red/Blue/Black/Green Ink, 12 Pens per Pack (05085)

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LOVE THE VERSITALITY OF THIS PEN, BUT WISH THE POCKET CLIP WAS STRONGER, AS IT MAY BREAK OFF BEFORE THE INK IS EXHAUSTED.

This is a very nice pen for the money. It flows and writes easily. The line is medium/wide. The clip holds tight but sits low on the pen making the pen sit high in your pocket. Some of the ink colors were not what I expected. The red and black colors are quite good. The blue is more purple but still bold. Unfortunately, the "green" is not bold or even close to green being more of a soft blue-like turquoise, nice but definitely not green. Fortunately, the colors are clearly distinct from each other which is usually the point of a multicolor pen. I will purchase this pen again.

These are very nice pens. They write smoothly, switch colors easily, and the green is sort of a blue-green, which is very cool rather than the usual "standard" green.

Just be careful if the price seems to cheap for 12 pens. Some sellers (not Amazon) are listing this the same way, but only sending out a single pen and then refusing to honor the listing.

The grip is nice, and I think the point might be a little finer than the Bics I'm used to. I bought a box and sprinkled these all over the house and the office. They're great.

I needed a pen with red and black ink. I don't really need the green and blue options but their ok. Writes well, smooth. nice that there are so many in one package.

The item description clearly states "12 pens per pack" and yet I received one pen. The price was $2.08 so perhaps I should have realized that the description was just too good to be true. However the internet is full of incredible bargains and having purchased a fountain pen on ebay for 99 cents (and it works great), it was not implausible for one to purchase 12 pens for 2 dollars. Besides the shipping cost was $7.50 -far too great for shipping just one pen. I noticed that the item is now on sale for $20.01 which leads me to believe that the original pricing was probably a typo on their part. Oh well...that's part of doing business on the internet where you can't see or touch the merchandise and you can't talk to the salesperson. Sometimes you pay $9.58 for a cheap pen and sometimes you pay 99 cents for a great pen (plus $1.50 shipping from China!).