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Buying Guide: Pens and Correction Tape

Ball Point and Gel Pens
The Cristal ball point pens have a hexagonal barrel that does not roll, and the visible ink supply shows how much ink is left. The Gel-ocity gel pens use retractable gel ink with a dimpled, contoured grip. Both are sold in black and blue ink, so you can pick the color you need for each task.

Wite-Out Correction Tape
Wite-Out correction tape covers mistakes on photocopies, faxes, ink and permanent marker, and it goes on dry with no drips or odor. The translucent body shows how much tape is left. The film-based tape is 39.3 feet long and resists tearing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does BIC make?
BIC offers Cristal ball point pens in black and blue, Gel-ocity retractable gel pens in black and blue, and Wite-Out correction tape in white. The pens are sold in multi-pack counts, and the correction tape comes in a 39.3-foot length.

How do I choose the right pen or tape?
Pick a ball point pen with a 1.0-mm medium point, or a gel pen if you prefer a retractable rollerball with a rubber grip. Choose the ink color you need. For correction tape, check the surface you are correcting, since the tape covers photocopies, faxes, ink and permanent marker.

Can Wite-Out correction tape be used on photocopies?
Yes. Wite-Out correction tape covers photocopies and leaves no photocopy shadows. It goes on dry and needs no drying time, so you can correct mistakes instantly.