PenAgain Review

From the perspective of a quadriplegic with limited hand function, I have found that so far, the PenAgain is the only pen I am able to write with. Even without the ability to grasp, by placing my index through the PenAgain and using the downward pressure created by my pen, I have enough control to write simple notes.

This pen would be a huge benefit for people with other conditions such as arthritis, Fibromyalgia, cerebral palsy, etc.

Some of the best features of the PenAgain are its ergonomic design, ease of use and the fact that it forces you to correctly grasp the pen, thus reducing stress and fatigue. It comes in a variety of colors and tend to attract attention as they are still relatively unknown.

The only complaints I have about the PenAgain is (from the perspective of someone with a disability) that it's difficult to click open--though clicking it closed is as easy as pushing a button.

The metallic pens are even more challenging as they have to be twisted open and with no traction on the hard metal, this is one feat I have yet to accomplish on my own.

For a pen, the penAgain is well-priced -not much more than you'd pay for any other pen of the same quality. It's more than worth the money if you need something solid to write with.