Avalide check mark purple, green, white, and cream pharmaceutical promo ballpoint pen with comfort grip. These pens are technically pre-owned but were never used.
Avalide check mark purple, green, white, and cream pharmaceutical promo ballpoint pen with comfort grip. These pens are technically pre-owned but were never used.
Zyrtec Drug Rep Promotional Pens. In Original Box. Label says Parker, but I see nothing on or in the pen or on the ink that says it is a Parker Pen. Pen says Taiwan on the shirt clip. Push top to extend pen.
Style: Zolpidem Tartrate pharmaceutical promotional retractable ballpoint pen. Condition: Preowned Ambien promotional pen with plastic barrel and rubber grip. Grip and barrel show surface scuffs, small marks, and light speckling from use and storage.
In great shape
These pens come from Eli Lily and were given out by the drug reps. They both have their boxes and plastic bags. I could not get these to write but I didn’t try very long so someone might have more luck than I. Please see the photo for condition and ask if you have any questions. Thanks and God Bless
Lipitor Drug Rep Promotional Pens. Lipitor #1. Heavyweight Pen. Tested and Working. Color: Teal, White, and Silver.
Lot of 2 Avalide check mark purple, green, and cream pharmaceutical drug rep ballpoint pens with comfort grip. These are now collectible items as the practice of providing branded items to medical offices was discontinued by pharmaceutical companies in 2008.
Vintage and rare NIB Never Used silver Humalog heavy metal ballpoint pen with fuchsia non-slip grip. These are now collectors items as the practice of providing branded items to medical offices was discontinued by pharmaceutical companies in 2008.
Each pen is tested to ensure it writes before sending out. Any issues can be fixed by through effective communication.
Green Avandia branded pharmaceutical drug rep ballpoint click pen that works. Bundle also includes Avandia branded Post-It Notepad with print date of April 2001. Drug rep pens are now collectible items as the practice of providing branded items to medical offices was discontinued by pharmaceutical companies in 2008.