Sharpie S-Gel Pens, 0.7 mm, No-Smear Gel, Smooth Writing, Contoured Grip, Ideal for Everyday Notes, Blue – Pack of 12

The ink is designed to dry quickly after contact with paper to minimize smudging, helping you keep pages neat even with fast writing. Keep the cap on between uses to maintain ink flow.

0.7 mm blue gel tip, no-smear formula, smooth ink flow, contoured grip for comfort, cap to prevent drying, and a pack containing 12 pens.

Uncap and start writing with light to medium pressure. For best results, write on standard paper and let a momentary line dry before crossing over it. Replace the cap after use to prevent ink drying.

The no-smear formula is designed to resist smudging on most standard office and notebook papers. On glossy or very slick surfaces, smudging may still occur if touched soon after writing.

Great for daily journaling, to-do lists, classroom forms, office notes, and any task requiring clear, quick-drying blue lines.

Both offer a 0.7 mm gel line and smooth writing. Sharpie S-Gel emphasizes the no-smear formula and a contoured grip, while Pilot G2 is well-known for its long glide and retractable design. See Pilot G2 Gel Pen 0.7 mm Blue here: https://fepy.com/product/pilot-g2-gel-pen-0-7mm-blue

InkJoy Gel also provides smooth writing with a 0.7 mm line, but S-Gel highlights its quick-dry no-smear performance and comfortable grip. See Paper Mate InkJoy Gel Pen 0.7 mm Blue here: https://fepy.com/product/paper-mate-inkjoy-gel-pen-0-7mm-blue

Usage varies, but for moderate note-taking (a few pages per day), the 12-pack should last several weeks to a few months depending on writing frequency and page coverage.

The gel ink is designed for normal consumer use in homes, schools, and offices and is considered safe for everyday writing when used as directed.

Store the pens capped and upright at room temperature, away from extreme heat or cold. Keeping the cap on when not in use helps prevent the ink from drying out.

The quick-drying no-smear ink helps reduce smudging for many left-handed writers, though writing speed and technique can affect results. If smudging is a concern, allow a brief dry time after writing.