Presto! Multipurpose Correction Pen, 12 ml, White, Sold as Pack of 3

I usually use Papermate Liquid Paper Correction Pens but I though I'd change it this time since Presto was slightly cheaper and there is more per pen but I'm not a big fan of these. But now I have three Presto pens that I can't use as efficiently as I want to.Here are some pros and cons of the Presto Correction Pen:Pros:- The design is very simple and very ergonomic. The shape is really simple making it really easy to store and hold.- The whiteout comes out very easily. You don't have to squeeze it like other brands.Cons (Personal opinions mainly):- I don't think they blend in to paper as nicely as Papermates does. Like compared to Papermate's correction pen, Presto is more visible on paper.- It dries rough causing a lot of friction when I write over it and causing it to chip slightly. Also, because of this, it doesn't look as nice when it dries.- Since it easily comes out there are often pools of it. I can't seem to get it to even out as I usually get blobs of it here and there.My opinions are solely based on my thoughts and use. Maybe I'm not using the pen correctly or am just not accustomed to using it but I just know that this brand isn't for me.

I have been using other whiteout pens for a long time. But, the tip always dries out t if you leave them sitting for a few day. And yes, I keep them capped and facing tip up! So, I started looking for a different brand to replace the old here at home.I decided to try these Presto pens based on the description and reviews. They have been nothing short of incredible. They don't dry out, and they start dispensing whiteout virtually immediately. I use it sporadically, so the pen has plenty of opportunity to dry out and quit working, But, it hasn't done so, and I've been using it since the day it arrived here at the house in early February, 2018. The final product has a smooth consistency and is easy to write over, and is very easy to use. Note that I always keep it capped and stored with the tip up, so that the whiteout doesn't pool at the dispenser tip and dry out in the tip causing clogs.I would highly recommend this product and will definitely purchase again, when I need another one.

I like this pen. It goes on thin and does not bleed. When first opening it, it will come out heavy but after a few uses, it becomes perfect for whiting out a small area or a large area. It took me a few tries to get coordinated because i have to press the ball point down and squeeze the bottle to get the white to flow out. When i have applied other white out products, i noticed that weeks later, the area of white out starts to cake and then eventually crumble. What a mess. This correction pen fluid has never done that so it is my favorite.

I do love them... Though I hardly ever use them as a correction pen... I use them as a marker... I write on anything that I might use a marker on... I mark power supplies/transformers for all my electronics so I know what goes with what... what can I say... anything that needs labeling... seems to be pretty durable indoors and out... blob some on fine lettering and smudge it off with your finger so you can read stamped letters in dark plastic... writes on everything... can be a pain to get last drops out... need to push in ball on tip while inverted to let body fill back with air if it starts collapsing from using too long in one go... seems pretty weatherproof, but can be scratched off with a fingernail cleanly if desired, I think it will come off with alcohol too...but seems to adhere well... I even use them doodling at times, as the pigment adds a lot of texture when gone over more than once building it up, and once dry I just smudge some color onto it to make it stand out...

I LOVE this, so glad I learned of these ! I draw with pen & ink, confidence builder works great as a corrective & when you need that bright white highlight ! Coverage is excellent !! I wrote over - permanent ink, non-waterproofing , gouache, and chalk pencil there was no bleed through. I like this size & would want a finer size also.

Not every big store even carries this, so I ordered on line. I've tried other common correction products, but this is the only one that feels like it was invented by someone who knew what correction was all about. It lets you white out exactly what's bothering you, without having to whiten a larger area with a brush or tape; so on many occasions no one will even realize that there's been a repair done.I also like the dispenser, with a shape that won't roll off the desk. And this tool's container is attractive to the eye.I

One of the three "White Outs" was dry. They come in a pack of 3. Of course Amazon WILL NOT take it back. So beware of buying this product, no telling how old it already is!

I really liked ribbon correctives but they fell apart with one wrong move, thus making them mostly a waste of $$. These pens are far better than bottles and reliable. Still wish Bic or Wite-Out Corps. could fix problems with ribbon cartridges. They go on dry, neat, but if ribbon goes of the rails, they are done.