Comfort Axis Flexible Non-Lethal Safety Pens 4" Bendable Pens for Hospitals, Mental Health Institutions and Prisons, Black (100 Pack)

however, they write pretty well. i kept one in my car to use at the bank. they are a little flimsy and hard to hold but definitely don't take up much room.

As a high school teacher, I passed one of these out to each of my high school students, with the promise of a reward for anyone who could break one. The students were mildly offended by the implication that they're inmates in either a prison or a mental institution (see the item description), but they adopted the challenge with gusto and were unable to break one of the pens.

Well made and super cheap, they write about a 7 out of 10 but worth it for the price

Got these for a local school that I am supporting. I understand that they are supposed to be "safe" which is why I got them for 4th graders, but they are flimsy and don't last long

I picked up these Comfort Axis Flexible Non-Lethal Safety Pens for about $15, and I’ve been really happy with them. They’re lightweight and super easy to use, which is great for my everyday needs. I use them for jotting down notes during meetings and for sketching quick diagrams. The flexibility of these pens is amazing, and I can use them without worrying about The Great Battle of the Nieces and Nephews and any leaks.Now, if I could get them to stop running with scissors!I didn’t spot a coupon when I got them, but they’re definitely worth the price.An STG Synergies BTN Enterprises Review!

Hey y’all, I was looking for bulk pens for a project when I found these. They are definitely smaller than a traditional pen, both in length and diameter. The description says bendable and they are. I found it challenging to write with them, mainly because of the small diameter of the pen. I also found that the cap did not stay on. There are likely places or uses where these pens would fit but I would not use them for everyday writing.

Maybe it was prominently listed in the listing and I just missed it, but these pens are tiny. About 4 inches long, and thin. I suppose maybe they need to be, to be non-dangerous, but they are almost not usable by adults. They aren't what I would consider useful for kids practicing handwriting, either, because they are much thinner and shorter than normal pens. They write ok, simple ballpoints with presumably non-toxic ink in them, but these are not destined to become everyday pens around our house.

The black color provides a professional look, and the 100-pack ensures you have plenty on hand for various needs. They strike a balance between functionality and safety, making them a smart choice for high-security or sensitive settings.