Pilot G2 gel pens are very popular for everything from jotting down an ingredient on a shopping list to creating a black and white masterpiece. The Pilot G2 is ergonomically designed for comfortable use and thanks to its new "dynamic gel ink formula", the ink reduces the amount of bleeding and increases the fluidity of the pen. However, curiosity is aroused and asks: "What secrets are hidden behind one of the best-selling gel pens in America?" What does the gel contain? Pilot, as a company, is budget-friendly and the gel in the pens contains friendly ingredients. The gel in Pilot G2 gel pens is made from environmentally friendly chemicals. “Gel ink is a fusion of the best properties of ballpoint ink, both oil and water, found in ballpoint pens,” writes Holly Houser, consumer advisor for Pilot Pen Company. Houser explains that gel ink is acid-free and archival-safe, or chemically stable. Gel ink is made from non-toxic and environmentally friendly products. If gel ink were thrown away, the chemicals in the ink would not leach into groundwater because they are insoluble, preventing pollution. From what she writes, she cannot disclose the specific ingredients of the gel ink. However, Houser includes in his answer that there is a unique "special ink additive" that allows the pen to glide while writing. According to the data, there are no harmful chemicals in gel ink. The gel ink in Pilot G2 gel pens is handled by workers working in good conditions. It is manufactured and processed by Pilot Pen Corporation of America, the American branch of the Japanese company. The company is headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida and was established in 1972. There is room for workers to move freely and it is middle of paper...... sourced from recycled bottles and They use the same recharges as the Pilot G2. The Pilot Pen Company has good intentions and bright ideas to save money and the environment, one pen at a time. Works Cited “About Pilot Pen Corporation of America.” Pilotpen.us. Pilot Pen Corporation of America, ndWeb. April 3, 2014. “Minimum Wage in Florida.” Floridajobs.org. Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, ndWeb. April 3, 2014. “Pilot Pen Corp of America.” Manta.com. Manta and Web. April 03, 2014..Schwartz, Debra A. “Just for the Frost.” The last word:. Np, and Web. April 3. 2014..