Uglee Pen: Ergonomic Pen Review

I do a lot of writing as a mom, questions for the next doctor visit, reminders to clients on supplies needed, grocery lists, lists of things I need to do, letters to friends and family (just something about a written letter that shows you care), thank you notes, journal entries, and a lot of other mom note's!  All this writing has literally given me blisters at times!  Never thought I'd need a comfier pen, but now I do!
Mommy Moments with Abby's review of Uglee Pen: So, usually when we grab pens at the store we either go for cheap or something pretty, but that doesn't help us feel any less pain in our fingers. So, when I got the Uglee Pen my first thought was, the name fits!  It's definitely an Uglee Pen.  So, I used it and it was so much more comfortable than the normal hard surface pen's that I use.  It's ugly because it's design was intended to create an ergonomic pen. The pads helped my fingers from developing blisters and the bubbles offered supportive options for different grips.  The late night fumbling higher than intended grip, the close to the pen point stressed out grip, and the normal nap time and I'm writing Thank You notes regular grip were all padded by the pen.

Product Description

The UGLee Pen is good for everyone who writes (even just a grocery list), and is especially helpful to people who experience pain and discomfort when writing, for example those with arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, etc.,. It's also the best writing utensil  for children who are learning to write and are developing fine motor skills, as well as helpful for special-needs children who find holding a pen or pencil properly difficult. And for high-school and college students who have to take copious notes, this pen helps keep hands and fingers from cramping.

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