I love my demi pen. Taking half a unit correction is almost totally stupid but it's all good for the final results. With the .5u pen I can make my doses much more exact, and I'm much happier with my numbers 
I could do with a quarter unit pen sometimes too! But that's probably overkill. I wouldn't need it often but it would be handy for those lower carb meals where I may need just 1.5 or 2.5 units.
Imagine a correction of .25u... which would still take around 4 - 5 hours to do it's thing. Barely worth it. If I'm in a place where I just need a tiny correction, then I take a bigger correction and eat a cracker or something with it. At least it's faster that way (No good for the weight loss plans though!)
Either that or if I know a meal is coming within a couple of hours I'll just take a unit. It takes longer than that for it to be finished anyways.
But yes, I digress... I'd love a .25 pen, but only about once or twice a week! And I agree with the comment above - those who would find a use for a quarter unit would be those on smaller doses, so the smaller jab limit wouldn't bother them.
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