Zetia gift bag

This is a little impressive. A nice plastic bag, full of drug rep toys: pens, calendars, articles, and invitations to dinner. And the bag isn't bad either, waterproof too. How fun.

Vytorin pocket protector

Now I've seen everything. As if doctors didn't have enough problems being seen as nerds, now the folks at Merck have decided that the quintessential badge of one is a great way to advertise their product. No thanks.

Integrilin pen

This is an ok toy. It writes well, but like quite a few of the pens I've reviewed recently, it feels cheap and flimsy. Still, not bad, and certainly better than the Tekturna pen.

Levitra Reflex Hammer

Not the greatest reflex hammer out there, for sure. Far too lightweight, in fact you might get better results with some of the pens I've reviewed here. The only good thing about it is the microfilament for light tough testing that can be extruded from the handle. But I'm sticking with the one I picked up at the med supply store.

Vytorin pens

Two more Vytorin pens. These are great, and the top one is actually my first choice pen lately. Comfortable to hold, good weight.

Zetia pen

Zetia is pulling out all the stops here I guess. First calipers, and now this really nice pen. It's a weird triangular shape, but it feels great, and it's part metal, so it has some nice wight to it.

Vytorin pen

Vytorin makes great pens. There are at least two types, and it is tough to pick a favorite. This one has two tips, one black and the other red, I guess a play on the fact that Vytorin is a combination drug, with Zetia and Zocor in one pill.

Zetia Calipers

These are cool. They even come in a special box, for prominent display on a shelf, I guess. Also, just like with the Coreg calipers below, you can fit the top piece back into the handle to hold it. So much fun. It looks a little like an alien spaceship in that configuration though.