Fancy a new pen that helps you get work done during the day at office and chips in as cutlery during lunch?
A new innovative product called, 'Dine Ink Pen Utensil Set' is slated to make life easier for employees as they have no reason to look for cutlery before they have their lunch.
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These new pen toppers can act as cutlery. According to the product description, it is a "Dine Ink Utensil Set which is pen cap cutlery for the cubicle captive".
These innovative pens come with a cap that has a convenient eating utensil built right in to it. "A fork, a spoon and a knife are at your fingertips, ready to use at a moment's notice."
This product is available to buy on Amazon for just $8.49 (A$9.00).
Source: Medindia
This product is available to buy on Amazon for just $8.49 (A$9.00).
Source: Medindia
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