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Jimnie Recycled Retractable Ballpoint Pens

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Jimnie Recycled Retractable Ballpoint Pens

Why It's Good:

Some people are really particular about pens. The rest of us just scramble to find anything to write with. These retractable ballpoint pens are not the most fancy pen on the market, but they are lightweight and write well. Perfect for scribbling notes. They come in a pack of twelve, so keep them everywhere – in your purse, in the kitchen, on your nightstand…

Why It's Green:

Contains recycled parts from places that you would never believe:  

the body is made from car headlights and compact discs, the plastic tip is made from recycled cell phones, and the internal ink tube is made from plastic shopping bags and car battery encasements.

Where To Get It:

officedepot.com | $12.99/dozen