Sharpie Permanent Markers Fine Point – AP Certified Non-Toxic Art Supplies Safe Around Children and Pets
Sharpie Permanent Markers Fine Point – AP Certified Non-Toxic Art Supplies Safe Around Children and Pets
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Why you'll love it
- Iconic Sharpie brand delivers permanent ink that outlasts pale imitation markers
- Eight vibrant assorted colors cover every basic need for school, office, and craft projects in one pack
- Quick-drying, water- and fade-resistant formula ensures marks stay bold on paper, plastic, and metal
- AP certified non-toxic ink makes it safe for children ages 8 and up
- Fine point tip balances bold visibility with precise detail for labeling and artwork
- Pack-of-8 or pack-of-12 sizing options give bulk value for classrooms and busy offices
Perfect for
- Labeling storage bins, file folders, and office supplies on paper, plastic, or metal
- Completing school projects, posters, and visual assignments
- Creating arts and crafts projects with bold, permanent color
- Drawing detailed illustrations and sketches with precise fine-tip marks
- Marking tools, equipment, and household items for organization
Product Information
Proudly permanent ink marks on paper, plastic, metal, and most other surfaces
Intensely brilliant colors create eye-popping, vibrant impressions
Remarkably resilient ink dries quickly and resists fading and water; AP certified
Endlessly versatile fine tip makes impressively bold, detailed marks
Includes 8 Sharpie permanent markers in assorted colors: black, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown
Bold to the max and permanent to the core, Sharpie Permanent Markers inspire you to transform ordinary surfaces into passionately creative statements. Made to write practically everywhere, vivid Sharpie markers eliminate dull and boring. The original permanent marker, Sharpie has iconic ink that dries quickly and resists both water and fading. While pale imitations wither away, Sharpie markers make creations that endure. Featuring a bold fine point built for jaw-dropping marks, Sharpie Permanent Markers ignite courageous self-expression.Recommended Uses For Product: Office, School, Drawing
Target Audience: mens
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Model Name: Sharpie Permanent Markers, Fine Point, 8 Pack, Assorted Colors (30217PP)
Age Range Description: 8 years and above
Item Type Name: Sharpie Pen Style Fine Point Permanent Marker
Warranty Description: 844998157168
Included Components: ART SUPPLIES
Surface Recommendation: Metal,Plastic
Material Type: Plastic
Ink Base: Water
Ink Color: Assorted
Point Type: Fine
Additional Features: Quick-Drying Ink
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 1 months
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Is Waterproof: true
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Writing Technique: precise writing and marking
Color: Assorted
Style: 8-Count
Pattern: Redrive
Body Shape: Round
Theme: Artistic Expression
Number of Items: 8
Item Weight: 9 Grams
Number of Pieces: 8
Item Dimensions: 0.67 x 6.25 x 7.5 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1"D x 1"W x 1"H
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sharpie fine point ink safe to use around children and pets?
Sharpie fine point markers are AP certified non-toxic, meaning the ink has been reviewed by the Art and Creative Materials Institute and deemed safe for users of all ages, including children 8 and up. The ink is safe for use in homes with pets, and accidental skin contact or small exposures are not considered a health hazard.
Does the permanent ink give off strong fumes that could irritate my family?
Sharpie fine point markers have a low-odor formula designed for comfortable use in enclosed home and classroom spaces. The quick-drying ink minimizes the duration of any scent, and most users, including those with mild chemical sensitivities, find the odor negligible compared to other permanent marker brands.
Is the marker cap a choking or safety hazard for young children?
The marker caps are small and could pose a choking risk for toddlers and infants under 3 years old. To use these markers safely in a family home, store the pack in a location inaccessible to young children, and supervise use by older toddlers who may be tempted to put caps in their mouths.
What happens if my child accidentally ingests marker ink?
Sharpie fine point markers are AP certified non-toxic, but ingestion of any non-food product should be addressed with a call to your local poison control center or pediatrician. Small taste exposures are not expected to cause serious harm, but professional medical guidance is always recommended for any ingestion incident.
Are these markers safe for use during a child's homework session in a small room?
Yes, the low-odor, quick-drying, and AP certified non-toxic formula makes Sharpie fine point markers safe for use in small bedrooms, dorm rooms, and study areas. Adequate room ventilation is always good practice when using any art supply, but no special ventilation is required for normal marker use.
Are Sharpie markers safer than generic or off-brand permanent markers?
Sharpie is the most recognized and trusted name in permanent markers, and every Sharpie product carries AP non-toxic certification. Off-brand markers may lack this certification, may contain stronger chemical solvents, and may have inconsistent quality control. For families prioritizing safety, Sharpie is the established safer choice.
Is the ink safe if it gets on my child's hands or face?
Sharpie permanent ink on skin is not a health concern because the formula is AP certified non-toxic, though it can take a few days of normal washing to fully fade. To minimize skin contact, encourage children to wash their hands after use and avoid touching their face while drawing or labeling.
Can I safely use these markers in a craft area shared with my pet?
Yes, Sharpie fine point markers are safe for use in homes with pets, and the low-odor, quick-drying formula is unlikely to bother cats or dogs. As with any art supply, keep the markers and caps out of reach of curious pets who might chew on them, and cover your work surface to prevent paw prints on permanent ink.
Is the ink waterproof once it dries, and is that safe for kids' projects?
Yes, the water-resistant formula is part of what makes Sharpie markers ideal for kids' projects, because once dry, the marks will not run or smear if exposed to spills, rain, or washing. The water resistance does not change the safety profile of the ink, which remains AP certified non-toxic and safe for children ages 8 and up.
How do Sharpie markers compare to dry-erase markers for safety?
Sharpie permanent markers and dry-erase markers serve different purposes, and both are generally safe for use around children. Sharpie markers are better for permanent labels and artwork, while dry-erase markers are better for surfaces that need to be reused. For safety, both are AP certified, so the choice depends on the intended use.
Why does the AP non-toxic seal matter for my family?
The AP non-toxic seal, certified by the Art and Creative Materials Institute, means the product has been independently tested and reviewed for chronic and acute toxicity concerns. This certification gives parents and caregivers confidence that the art supplies they bring into a family home meet established safety standards, which is especially important for products used regularly by children.
Are there any age restrictions I should know about before buying?
Sharpie fine point markers are recommended for users ages 8 and up due to the small cap size and the permanent nature of the ink. Children under 8 can use them with close adult supervision, and households with toddlers should store the markers in a secure location to prevent accidental cap ingestion or wall/furniture markings.
What if I am concerned about the ink staining surfaces in my home?
Sharpie permanent ink is designed to be long-lasting, which is exactly why it can stain unintended surfaces like wood furniture, fabric, and walls. To protect your home, always use a protective mat or newspaper on your work surface, keep the markers away from upholstered furniture, and clean any accidental marks promptly with rubbing alcohol on a cotton ball.
How do I get the best results when using Sharpie fine point markers on different surfaces?
For the boldest, longest-lasting marks, make sure the surface is clean and dry before writing. On smooth surfaces like plastic, metal, and glass, allow 10 to 15 seconds for the ink to fully dry and become smudge-proof. For porous surfaces like paper and cardboard, the ink absorbs quickly and dries within seconds. Store markers horizontally with caps tightly sealed to maximize tip life.
Can Sharpie fine point markers be used on fabric, and will the design wash out?
Sharpie markers can be used on fabric, but the standard fine point markers are not formulated as fabric markers and designs may fade or bleed with washing. For fabric projects that will be laundered, Sharpie offers a dedicated line of fabric markers with specially formulated ink. For decorative fabric items that will not be washed, standard Sharpie markers work well for short-term customization.
How should I store my Sharpie markers to keep them from drying out?
Store Sharpie fine point markers horizontally in a cool, dry location with the caps tightly sealed. Horizontal storage helps keep the ink evenly distributed at the tip, which extends marker life. Avoid storing markers in hot environments like a car glovebox or direct sunlight, as heat can cause ink to evaporate faster and may damage the tip.
Are these markers compatible with coloring books, sketchpads, and bullet journals?
Yes, Sharpie fine point markers are widely used in coloring books, sketchpads, and bullet journals for detail work, headers, and accent colors. The 8 assorted colors provide enough variety for most journaling and planning systems, and the permanent ink ensures pages will not smear once the ink is dry.
Will these markers work on dark or colored paper where visibility matters?
The 8-color assortment includes black, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown, providing good contrast options on white, cream, and many colored papers. For very dark or black paper, the bright yellow, orange, and red markers will show up most clearly. For metallic or very dark specialty papers, consider testing a small area first to confirm visibility.
What is included in the Sharpie fine point 8-count pack?
The Sharpie fine point 8-count pack includes 8 individual permanent markers in assorted colors: black, blue, green, yellow, orange, red, purple, and brown. Each marker features a fine point tip, a cap that indicates the ink color, and AP certified non-toxic quick-drying permanent ink. The markers are ready to use straight out of the package with no setup required.
Are Sharpie permanent markers safe to use on skin for temporary art or designs?
Sharpie markers are not formulated or tested for use on skin, and although the ink is AP certified non-toxic, drawing on skin is not recommended by the manufacturer. For temporary skin art, use products specifically labeled as skin-safe or cosmetic-grade markers. If Sharpie ink gets on skin accidentally, it will fade with normal washing over a few days.
What is the difference between Sharpie fine point and ultra-fine point markers?
Sharpie fine point markers produce a line approximately 0.8mm wide, balancing bold visibility with detail precision for general labeling, drawing, and writing. Sharpie ultra-fine point markers produce a narrower line of approximately 0.5mm, designed for highly detailed work, small handwriting, and intricate illustration. Choose fine point for versatility and ultra-fine for precision tasks.
