The Bottom Line
- Arthritis of the hand
- Arthritis of the fingers
- Arthritis of the wrist
- Arthritis of the thumb
- Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Other hand, finger, thumb or wrist difficulties
Pros
- EzGrip pen reduces writing fatigue.
- Cleveland Clinic study indicates 57% less writing pressure required.
- EzGrip uses Parker refills.
- EzGrip pen was clinically tested at Cleveland Clinic. Favorably reviewed by Arthritis Foundation.
Cons
- No cons noted.
Description
- The design of the EzGrip pen allows writing to be comfortable and effortless.
- EzGrip pen has a contemporary style and does not look unusual like some ergonomic pens.
- Affordable, quality writing instrument.
Guide Review - EzGrip ResQ Gel Pen - EzGrip Ez1 Ballpoint Pen - EzGrips
There are many different ergonomic pens available. EzGrip pen, by Dexterity Technologies Corp., claims it is ahead of the ergonomics curve. After personally using the EzGrip ResQ Pen for several weeks, I believe the EZ Grip pen is a great solution for people with hand problems. The specially designed EzGrip pen requires minimal downward pressure from a single finger to control it and requires a very light grip.
The EzGrip pen comes as a ballpoint (EzGrip EZ-1 Pen) or gel pen (EzGrip ResQ Pen). The gel pen is an exceptional writing instrument, which glides across the paper. Dexterity Technologies also has created slip-on grips to be used with stick pens or any pencil-like instrument. The design of the grip mimics and works like the contour and finger saddle of the EzGrip pen.
According to Dexterity Technologies, the pens and grip adapters are in a constant state of field testing, discovery, and application by occupational therapists and physical therapists.
