PenAgain ErgoSof Pen Ehlers-Danlos Arthritis Carpal Tunnel Pain Relief Black (00022)

Neat little pen. This was a gift for someone who has issues with their hands shaking. I tried the own and enjoyed writing with it. The person (a senior man) I have it to had an extremely hard time trying to learn how to use it. I imagine he may not even use it, just because of the "learning curve." I feel it write well, the ink did flow smoothly. I could use this Len to write with however it seems the refills are a bit pricey. I think it would help a lot for a student who writes a lot and help with fatigue in the fingers. (If anyone really writes with a pen anymore these days!) Overall a great little own but may be difficult for someone set in their ways to learn to use.(it has to be held a special way and wraps around your finger sort of)

Bought these for my wife who had went thru a couple of strokes and they allowed her to grasp and write, and I found they were also great for me with the arthritis in my hand. And they last.

Definitely takes the pressure off of my thumb joint. I would give a 5 Star rating if the pen came with blue ink instead of just black.

Well. I've had two of these pens now. I love them more than anything for helping me stave off finger pain. I have EDS (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrom) and it makes my fingers wonky, especially when gripping narrow objects like pens. Sadly this is a problem as I need to write almost constantly at work. In doing my best to avoid developing arthritis at the ripe old age of 25, I was recommended this pen by my hand therapist. When I received my very first pen I was beyond thrilled. I could write with comfort and ease again! It even helped with some of my wrist and ulnar nerve pain! A miracle! Sadly the honeymoon phase was relatively short. The first rude adjustment was that the pens run dry very quickly. Not the biggest issue in the world since refills are easily available and not absurdly expensive. Also, the pen is so tiny I don't know how I didn't expect them to run dry quickly. I can't imagine it would be easy to fit any more ink in there. So, I got over that pretty quickly and went back to LOVING my pen. Using it at work constantly. Enjoying a significantly reduced pain level in my everyday life. What could possibly go wrong? Sadly, it was not meant to be. Having to replace the ink cartridges so frequently took its toll on the pen. The clicky bit of the pen (I know, a super technical term, but you know what I mean right? The little bit that moves around to cover and uncover the actual nib on the pen when you push it down or click the button on the side?) is held on with only the tiniest plastic nubs. Having to remove and reattach that cap (is that a better word?) of the pen so frequently rapidly wore off the little nubs on the sides. First I started having to twist the clicky bit to get it to stay down and uncover the nib for me to write. Not long after that it just ceased to stay down altogether. In the grand scheme of things, this wasn't enough to totally turn me off of this product, though. I still bought a replacement pen. I still use the second pen every day. I still refill it often. It's the best thing I've found for my poor aching fingers and I suppose the benefits outweigh the annoyances. If you don't want to have to buy replacements though, it might be good to look around for other options.

I recently started teaching myself to write left-handed because of the pain I get from writing with my right hand (arthritis, limited mobility, and nerve damage from multiple breaks and surgeries). I basically gave up writing with my right hand. This pen was suggested to me by amazon and honestly, the only reason I bought it was because of the strange shape(i like collecting strange pens). Turns out, this pen REALLY does what it claims! I have been writing with my right hand again and with almost ZERO pain! I will be buying these pens for the foreseeable future.

My husband had a stroke and has a hard time holding a regular pen in his right hand. I bought a few different types of pens for him to try and this is the pen that he says works for him. It gives him an easier way to hold the pen with his affected right arm as he continues to get stronger. He likes how his forefinger goes across the top and that you can retract the pen when not in use. This is smaller than I thought it would be and when I first saw it, I didn't know if it would work, but it does work well and is worth every penny.

My daughter used this while she broke her wrist and was in a cast. This allowed her to continue to do her school work.

Was really hoping this would take some pressure off my hand and wrist, but maybe I just got a dud because it does not write very well. The ink barely shows up, and I have to press really hard, which kind of defeats the purpose. There are refills on the side, but the wax ball didn’t stay on inside the package so the refills are probably going to skip ink as well. The shape is interesting and I really wanted to give it a good shot, but unfortunately, It seems I did not get a usable one.

Super praktisch

Fabulous pen for RA patients or stroke patients. Would be lost without it. Have tried many but if I must write a letter, THIS gets me through to the end without tears!

Not helped in writer cramp

Great for anyone with arthritic fingers. Has made writing so much easier and less uncomfortable. Does raise a few eyebrows when people see me using it, but so what. It is not a fashion item but something to make life easier. Well worth a try if you are finding writing painful.

scrivo da cani, sono sempre stato terribile ho un pessimo rapporto con la scrittura. Non sono tra le parti che ha trovato giovamento. se nel tempo dovesse migliorare mi riprometto di cambiare recensione acneh se per la cifra credo che convenga provare