12-Pack Replacement Mesh Tips for CCIVV 5.0/5.6 Inch Stylus Pens Review

I like the longer CCIVV with mesh heads. Always order more heads. The needle has a certain weight. I tried another one with a rubber head. Didn't last long, very light. Mistake!

Well, so far we haven't been able to find replacement mesh tips for our aibow stylus. All were too big. I love the pen, but it's useless if spare nibs aren't available. Very disappointed.

We love stylus pens and would like to be able to just order replacement nibs instead of full stylus pens, but they are expensive for such trifles. However, they work well. I just think the price shouldn't be that high for these little guys.

Bought these as replacement parts for a set of touch screen pens I bought. I haven't had to replace the original mesh tip yet, which tells me they take time to wear out. I like that because between me and my husband we alternated every 3-4 weeks. I've also read that these tips can be washed/dried to make them last even longer. This is a win for me!

They are great, they fit my stylus perfectly and last quite a long time. Tip - I just discovered - do not throw away when replacing! Soak them in hydrogen peroxide (I had several so I dropped them in a small cup of peroxide and let them sit for a few days), rinse/dry and put back on, they work like new!

Note the "zu", not two or more, but "to" meaning too big. albeit less than the ones I sent back. I have one that fits my pen, but barely, and there's a hell of an air gap in the tip that shrinks as I use it, and the sensitivity just isn't where and when it should be. I'll try trimming a little, maybe it will help. Due to the fact that I know how to sharpen a knife and own it, I'll let you know if my attempt helped or not. Thank you for reading. Bioman is out.

I have three different types of pens with different types of tips, this one doesn't fit any of them. I would like you to be more specific about what type of tennis this applies to. I've found that this works best if you buy a small bottle of eyewash. Removed about 1/8 inch from the tip and glued everything works great. I have no idea what pins are actually used, wish they would explain. This also works on any bottle with a square top. Just cut off no more than 1/8 inch and you have a pencil…

Excellent, they fit my pen perfectly and last a long time. Tip - I just discovered - do not throw away when replacing! Soak them in hydrogen peroxide (I had several so I dropped them in a small cup of peroxide and let them sit for a few days), rinse/dry and put back on, they work like new!

Pay attention to "zu", not two, or "to" meaning too big. albeit less than the ones I sent back. I have one that fits my pen, but barely, and there's a hell of an air gap in the tip that shrinks as I use it, and the sensitivity just isn't where and when it should be. I'll try trimming a bit, maybe it will help. Due to the fact that I know how to sharpen a knife and own it, I will let you know if my attempt helped or not. Thank you for reading. Bioman is out.

I have three different types of pens with different types of tips, this one doesn't fit any of them. I would like you to be more specific about what type of tennis this applies to. I've found that this works best if you buy a small bottle of eyewash. Removed about 1/8 inch from the tip and glued everything works great. I have no idea what pins are actually used, wish they would explain. This also works on any bottle with a square top. Just cut off no more than 1/8 inch and you have a pencil…