A typo spotted right after printing — no need to print the whole thing again. One swipe of tape, and the document looks sharp again in seconds.
View on Amazon →No need to wait before writing over it — unlike liquid correction fluid.
Enough to keep one in every drawer without ever running out at the worst moment.
The tape doesn't shred mid-correction, unlike the cheaper versions.
For anyone who still corrects printed documents — forms, contracts, exams — and wants something cleaner than a crossed-out pen line.
This pack contains 3 BIC Wite-Out Brand EZ Correct Grip correction tapes, in white. It's a dry dispenser: you set it on the mistake, glide it along, and a white film covers the text. BIC describes a tear-resistant, film-based tape and a grip dispenser built for comfort and control.
For the Grip version, BIC's retail listings give about 33.5 ft (just over 10 m) of tape per dispenser. The standard EZ Correct, without the rubber grip, lists 39.3 ft, so check the length shown on the Amazon.ca listing for this pack.
Correction tape vs correction fluid? Tape is dry: you can write over it right away, with no smell and no bottle to spill. Fluid covers uneven surfaces and large areas better, but you have to wait for it to dry.
Set the tip flat on the paper just before the mistake, press lightly and glide the dispenser in a straight line over the text, then lift at the end. You can write over it right away.
Tape is cleaner and lets you rewrite immediately. Fluid covers large or uneven areas better but needs to dry before you write on it.
The EZ Correct Grip isn't sold as refillable: when the tape runs out, you replace the dispenser. That's the point of a 3-pack.
Sources: Amazon.ca product listing (accessed September 2026); BIC sales listings for Wite-Out EZ Correct Grip tape (accessed September 2026).
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