Your Guide to Choosing Pens

Ballpoint Pens

• Ballpoint pens use oil-based ink that appeals to many writers because of its durability
• Suggested uses include any documentation requiring a degree of permanency (i.e. important notes, medical charts, contracts, multi-part forms)
• Left handers will benefit from smear-free attributes of ballpoint pen ink
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Roller Ball Pens

• Roller ball pens evolved from ballpoints and are the closest writing instruments in function to fountain pens
• Roller ball pens use liquid ink that yields a smooth, wet line on the page
• Roller ball pens glide across the paper, but due to the fact that their ink is water-based, writing is not permanent
• Suggested uses include writing that requires less exertion and no permanency concerns (letters, memos, white/term papers etc.)
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Gel Pens

• Gel ink pens are popular because they combine the elements of ballpoints and roller ball pens
• Gel pens deliver smooth, effortless writing that is permanent, acid-free and archival-safe
• Gel pens are great for all writing needs, especially those requiring a degree of permanency (i.e. important letters, cheques, legal and/or estate planning documents, manuscripts, artwork, autographs, etc
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