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British Dragon Research Pen (BLACK V5)

Premium insulated British Dragon travel case designed to securely organise and protect the V5 Research Pen and compatible cartridges. Includes a reusable gel pack and internal storage compartments for convenient transport.

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Description

Black V5 Edition

Distinctive. Premium. Refined.

Designed for those wanting a premium aesthetic without compromising functionality, the British Dragon Black V5 Research Pen combines precision engineering with an exclusive colourway.

Featuring precision laser engraving highlighted in white against a glossy black anodized aluminium body, this edition delivers an unmistakable premium appearance while maintaining the same professional performance.

Every detail has been engineered for smooth operation, durability and portability.

Features

* Premium anodized aluminium construction
* Glossy black finish with metallic White laser engraving
* Precision dose adjustment mechanism
* Compact and lightweight
* Protective presentation case included
* Exclusive British Dragon styling
* Available for compatible research compounds

Optional Cold Chain Service

Compatible research compounds can also be requested as pre-filled cartridges and shipped using insulated cold-chain packaging to support temperature-controlled transport.

For Research Use Only.

Additional information

Package

Pen Only, Pen + Insulated Travel Case & Gel Pack

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