Best Pens for Nurses: 4 Picks Matched to Your Shift
Four pens for nurses, each matched to a shift job: smear-free charting, a metal barrel you can wipe down, color-coded report sheets and writing on a wall.
Four pens for nurses, each matched to a shift job: smear-free charting, a metal barrel you can wipe down, color-coded report sheets and writing on a wall.
The Pilot Parallel 3.8 mm is the best calligraphy pen for most beginners. Here’s how to pick between chisel, brush and pointed pen styles, with 5 well-rated starters.
Six note-taking pens matched to your paper, your hand and how long your notes must last, from fast-drying gel to erasable and 4-color picks.
Six ballpoint pens compared by the refill they take, the ink inside and how they’re built, with a refill matrix and a choose-this-if guide.
Five Bible-safe pens and highlighters matched to how thin your Bible paper is, with the ink types that bleed, the ones that ghost, and a 30-second test before you mark a favorite verse.
Five pens rated against check washing, compared by ink type, point size and drying speed, plus what government fraud agencies say a pen can and can’t stop.
Seven gel pens compared by drying speed, water and highlighter resistance, and refills, from the uni-ball Signo UM-151 and Pilot G2 to the Pentel EnerGel and Zebra Sarasa Dry.
Five fountain pen inks sorted by what they ask of your pen: easy dye inks, a shading favorite, and two waterproof blacks with real maintenance trade-offs.
The best erasable pens by ink type: FriXion heat-erasable gel for clean erasing, Paper Mate EraserMate when heat could wipe your notes.
The Pilot Metropolitan is the best first fountain pen for most people. Here is how it compares with the Kakuno, LAMY Safari, TWSBI ECO, Platinum Preppy and Pilot Varsity.