Ergo-Sof PenAgain Pen with 2 Bonus Refills - Red

I cannot hold an ordinary pen and now have two of these and will be getting more. I even carry one in my handbag. I cannot hold ordinary pens due to disability and these are great because you can put very little pressure through it and still write. They might not be suitable for people with very big or swollen fingers but for me they are perfect and I can't do without mine now!!! I love these versions because you can refill them so not adding to waste either. Great product.

These pens make writing easier for anyone with poor grip due to arthritis like me. Penagain are easy to use and they are the only ones that I can use comfortably. I highly recommend trying Penagain if you have issues with your hands and grip or you know anyone that does.

I love these pens, and would have given this red one 5 stars except for the following. I bought it on September 15 2025. It ran out 3 months later, but my attempts to replace with a refill haven't been possible as the original is stuck. Now this was an expensive pen, so I contacted the seller via Amazon and am still waiting for a response. Meanwhile I've ordered/received another silver one so I'm going to send an email to the Company - hopefully that will produce a result.

My other half has a wrist injury as well as the dreaded arthritis. Bought this for "Er Indoors" on the recommendation of her physiotherapist as other half said she could no longer hold a pen properly and that her writing had become almost illegible. Other half finds it so easy and comfortable to use. She is so pleased she doesn't produce "spider scrawl" anymore. Would recommend anyone who suffers with similar problems to my other half (grip, arthritis etc...) to get one of these.

The pen seems to be very good to write with, with an arthritic thumb. Outrageously expensive. BIG problem though is that this pen is sold specifically for those with problems with their hands so why on earth would they package it in blister packaging that needs a knife and strong hands to open? Even worse, I still have not been able to release the two refills from the package. Shame on the manufacturer for charging a disabled person so much for a plastic pen and making it impossible to fit them to open the package.

A little bit dear but we'll worth the money I bought one years ago and couldn't find a shop that sold them after ink ran out so pleased to find on amazon great for arthritic hands thanks Amazon

This is an excellent product and has helped my husband hold a pen in a controlled manner for the first time since his stroke; and has improved the steadiness and pressure control of my elderly mother's writing considerably.

I have very sorry fingers that don't want to bend around ordinary pens and this pen has been a life saver. It looks like a space ship and that what you can do with your writing. Take Off! After several days of using this pen my hand didn't hurt as much as it used to. Everyone should have one and be taught how to write with one from a young age. No more arthritis!

I had one of these pens a few years ago that I found on clearance at a retail store. I loved it then, but I left it laying at work one night when I left and it got stolen. Anyway, I am glad I was able to find it again. I assume this was the same brand that I had way back then. (8 or 9 years ago now I guess...) As far as the make and quality of it, it feels good and well put together. But it seems after all these years there are still some flaws. (For example, on my first one years ago, the seam of where the inside of the middle finger rested was rough and uneven. I ended up having to file it down to even it out. After that it was perfect though.) One this one, the seams are fine. But I do notice that it has an issue with the tip. For the tip to be retracted and snapped back to be able to write, it has to be really pushed down hard to where the base of the pen is for it to catch and stay back. This also makes the button really tight to push when I want to close it. It gives a feeling of eventually the tip will not stay retracted back, since it is 'barely' catching it now when it is new. It does have a pocket clip attached. But you may find its functionality somewhat limited if you intend on keeping it in a buttoned uniform breast pocket. Since it is small, I just asoon slide it in a regular pocket. Keep in mind that these issues are not enough to keep me from buying another one. But if you are one that is really picky about craftsmanship, you will probably minus a star for it... About the writing... This was the pen that I remembered loving when I had one before! It holds very natural for me, meaning it don't feel like I have to totally change how I know to hold a pen. That being said, for some, there could a bit of a learning curve in not only how you hold the tip, but also the curved part resting between your index and middle fingers. I let a co-worker try it and that was something he couldn't get passed. I don't think it is necessary to get too specific here, because almost everyone holds their pens in a slightly different way. But for me, I have more control because of the index finger being constantly on top and not having to balance to keep it from rolling off. This extra control allows me to write a little neater. And I need all the help I can get in that area! With this pen, I can write with a 1.0mm tip, which for me means I write larger, AND now people can actually read what I write with a 1.0 tip. I like the ergonomic shape for the index finger, and also the girthier size triangle shape of the grip for the thumb and middle finger. It is a hearty, controllable grip, just like I like. If I did have a complaint, it would be that as far as I know, these only come in 1.0mm size. I am far more partial to writing with my .37mm now. I would love to see these pens in at least a .5mm for those of us who prefer thinner lines. Bottom line- Get one to try. Keep an open mind. You may find that while it is different and you like it... It may or may not replace your favorite pen. (For me, it probably would if they made refills in .5 or smaller..) It could take some getting used to. It may not be the best choice to write full pages at a time, though I certainly could. Hope this helps! :)

l'ergonomie est vraiment géniale (en attente d'opération du poignet) ...Dommage que la la mine ne sois pas à la hauteur ...Du coup je ne l'utilise que lorsque j'ai vraiment trop mal, car il n'est pas agréable pour écrire.

Great

Comfy and soft. My hand does not hurt when writing like it does with regular pens. It’s awkward at first but once you get use to it, you won’t want to write with a regular pen! It’s a little expensive for one pen however!

Prima! Eine Möglichkeit, wenn man wegen Arthroseschmerzen keinen normalen Stift nutzen kann!