Teddy Shake Announces Changes In Store For Popular Gel Pen Set

Feb 20, 2017

Teddy Shake made an announcement today to inform customers that the current discounted price for their best-selling gel pen set will be ending soon.

Miami, FL, 33131 United States, United States - February 20, 2017 /PressCable/ —

t has been nearly four months since the launch of the 105-piece gel pen set by Teddy Shake. During that time, the gel pen set has seen record-breaking sales and gained a very loyal following of customers. Although Teddy Shake has done their best to ensure that the gel pen set can be purchased at the best price possible, due to an increase in production cost, the price of the popular gel pen set will increase in coming weeks.

“These past four months have been unbelievable,” said Teddy Shake spokesperson Bailey Anderson. “Not only have sales of the gel pen set far exceeded our projections, but customers have given us some fantastic feedback. We love to hear from our customers, about how much they are enjoying our gel pen set. We love to see the artwork they have created, and the stories of how they have chosen to use the gel pens. This is what means the most to us. We have tried our best to keep these gel pens affordable, but due to an increase in produciton costs, the price will raise slightly in the next few weeks. We want to ensure customers that our gel pens will still be a great value, and the best gel pens available on the market.”

The rainbow collection of gel pens by Teddy Shake can be purchased only on Amazon.com. Within the set are gel pens that are milkly, glitter, neon and metallic, giving the customer a wide range of color varieties within one set. The gel pens have a custom designed tip that ensures a smooth, continuous flow of gel ink through the entire time of use. This same tip also helps to ensure the gel pens do not bleed. Each Teddy Shake gel pen contains 60% more ink than other gel pens, which translates into many more hours of use. These gel pens by Teddy Shake are perfect for use in journals, adult coloring books, scrapbooks, art projects, lab reports, school writing or just plain doodling.

The Teddy Shake colored 105-piece gel pen set will remain priced at $24.99 for a short while longer, with free shippinging provided on any purchase over $49.About Teddy Shake: “Desiring to make the world a more colorful and creative place, we at Teddy Shake work everyday to ensure you have the best gel pens sets on Earth. With hundreds of colors and various tones, we put our gel pens through massive Research and Development tests to make sure your creative flow never stops and your creations are always perfect.”

Contact Info:
Name: Bailey Anderson
Organization: Teddy Shake Gel Pens
Address: 123 S.E. 3rd Ave #427, Miami, FL, 33131 United States

For more information, please visit https://www.amazon.com/Gel-Pen-Set-Easy-Coloring/dp/B01IFTZOSA

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 171278

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