Sharpie Ultra-Fine Permanent Markers – Non-Toxic Classroom Supply for Kids Age 6 and Up, Blue 12 Count
Sharpie Ultra-Fine Permanent Markers – Non-Toxic Classroom Supply for Kids Age 6 and Up, Blue 12 Count
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Why you'll love it
- ultra-fine 0.20mm tip delivers extreme precision for detailed writing and thin lines
- permanent alcohol-based ink resists fading and water, so marks endure on important items
- quick-drying formula prevents smudging on hands, paper, and adjacent surfaces
- AP-certified non-toxic formula makes it safe for kids age 6+ and classroom use
- multi-surface compatibility (paper, plastic, metal) eliminates the need for multiple pens
- 12-count pack offers strong value and ensures a backup is always within reach
Perfect for
- labeling food containers, bins, and household items for organization
- taking detailed notes and annotating documents at school or work
- drawing fine-line illustrations, doodles, and creative projects
- marking on plastic, metal, and other non-porous surfaces that other pens can't handle
- color-coding files, charts, and planners for quick visual reference
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 both fading and water; AP certified
Endlessly versatile ultra-fine point has a precise, narrow tip for extreme control
Includes 1 blue Sharpie permanent marker
Bold to the max, permanent to the core, and offering the ultimate in precision, Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent Markers inspire you to make your point. Made to write practically everywhere, vivid Sharpie markers eliminate dull and boring. 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 precise, narrowed tip for extreme control, these Sharpie Ultra Fine Point Permanent Markers inspire you to tell your whole story.Recommended Uses For Product: Office, School, Drawing
Target Audience: Adult
Marker Type: Permanent Marker
Global Trade Identification Number: 00071641370036
Model Name: B789755
Age Range Description: 6 years and up
Item Type Name: Stick
Warranty Description: 1-Year Limited
Included Components: ART SUPPLIES
Surface Recommendation: Plastic
Ink Base: Alcohol
Ink Color: Blue
Point Type: Ultra Fine
Additional Features: Quick-Drying Ink
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Line Size: 0.20
Is Waterproof: true
Grip Type: Smooth
Writing Instrument Form: Marker Pen
Color: Blue
Style: Ultra-Fine
Pattern: Solid
Body Shape: Plastic
Theme: Creativity
Number of Items: 12
Item Weight: 0.12 Kilograms
Number of Pieces: 12
Item Dimensions: 5.6 x 3 x 1.1 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3"D x 5.5"W x 1"H
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this marker truly safe for my child to use at home and at school?
Yes. The marker is AP certified non-toxic, which means it has been independently tested and conforms to ACMI safety standards. It is considered safe for use by children age 6 and older in classroom, homework, and home art settings.
Will the ultra-fine tip help my child write neatly on school worksheets and labeling projects?
Yes. The 0.20mm ultra-fine point produces a narrow, controlled line that is ideal for younger writers working on name tags, journal entries, and worksheet labels. It encourages neat handwriting without the bulky strokes of a regular marker.
Can my child use this on plastic lunch containers and water bottles without the ink rubbing off?
Yes. The permanent alcohol-based ink is formulated to bond with plastic, metal, and similar non-porous surfaces. Once dry, it resists water and everyday handling, so labeled lunchboxes and bottles stay clearly marked.
Will the ink wash out of clothes if my child accidentally gets it on a school uniform?
Permanent ink is designed to be long-lasting, so it can be difficult to remove from fabric once set. We recommend having kids wear an art smock or old shirt during craft time and treating any stains promptly with a fabric-safe stain remover for best results.
Does the quick-drying formula help prevent smudges on my child's hands and artwork?
Yes. The quick-drying ink sets within seconds, which significantly reduces the chance of smudges on little hands, completed pages, and adjacent artwork. That is especially helpful for kids who tend to rest their hand on what they are writing.
Is this a good back-to-school supply to put on my child's classroom supply list?
Yes. A 12-pack of ultra-fine blue permanent markers is a staple supply requested by many teachers for labeling, art projects, and classroom organization. Buying in a multi-pack ensures your child has a fresh marker ready all year.
Can my younger child use this for arts and crafts at home?
For children age 6 and up, yes. The AP non-toxic certification covers this age group, and the ultra-fine tip is great for coloring pages, drawing, and craft detail work. Children under 6 should be supervised, as with any writing instrument.
Will this help my child stay organized by labeling their school supplies and folders?
Yes. The fine tip and bold blue color are perfect for writing names on notebooks, folders, pencil cases, lunch boxes, and backpacks. The permanent ink helps ensure labels do not wash off with daily use.
How is this different from regular washable markers for kids?
Regular washable markers are designed to lift out of skin and most fabrics with soap and water, which makes them safer for very young children but less durable. This Sharpie is permanent and water-resistant, so it is best for labeling and projects where the mark needs to last, while still being AP certified non-toxic for age 6 and up.
Is this better than a regular fine-tip Sharpie for a child's small handwriting?
Yes. The 0.20mm ultra-fine tip is noticeably thinner than a standard fine-tip Sharpie, which can help children who are still developing fine motor control write more neatly and precisely without the line overpowering their work.
How does this compare to colored pencils for school worksheets?
Colored pencils are great for shading and broad coloring tasks, but they can be dull and slow for labeling and detail. These markers provide a sharper, more vivid line at the same precision, making them a better fit for name labels, headers, and detail work on school projects.
Is the cap a choking hazard for younger kids?
The marker includes a small cap that, like many pen caps, is not intended for children under 3. For children age 6 and up, the cap is appropriate under normal supervised use. As with all writing tools, adult supervision is recommended for younger children.
What if my child is sensitive to smells—will the ink bother them?
The alcohol-based ink has a light marker scent similar to most permanent markers. It dissipates quickly thanks to the quick-dry formula. In a well-ventilated room, most children, including those who are smell-sensitive, do not find it bothersome for short craft sessions.
Will the ink show through my child's coloring book pages?
On standard coloring book paper, the ultra-fine line lays down minimal ink, so show-through is usually limited. On very thin pages, you may see a faint shadow on the reverse, but it is generally far less than with a regular broad-tip marker.
Is the 12-count pack enough to share with siblings or a classroom pod?
Yes. A 12-pack gives enough markers for one child to keep a few at home, in a school bag, and in a shared supply caddy, or to split between two to three siblings. For a full classroom, multiple packs are recommended.
How do I know this is genuinely safe for my child?
Look for the AP non-toxic seal from the Art and Creative Materials Institute on the packaging. This certification means the product has been reviewed by a toxicologist and conforms to ACMI safety standards, giving you confidence it is appropriate for children age 6 and up.
How do I get the best results when writing with an ultra-fine permanent marker?
For the cleanest lines, write on a smooth, dry surface and allow the marker to glide without pressing hard. Recap the marker immediately after use and store it horizontally to extend tip life. If the tip feels dry, place the cap back on for a few hours before writing again.
How do I remove permanent marker ink if I make a mistake?
On non-porous surfaces like glass, metal, and plastic, rubbing alcohol, hand sanitizer, or a dry-erase marker drawn over the stain usually lifts the ink. On porous surfaces like wood or fabric, the mark may be permanent, so test in an inconspicuous area first.
How should I store these markers so they last as long as possible?
Always recap the marker tightly after use, store it horizontally so ink stays evenly distributed at the tip, and keep it away from extreme heat. Avoid leaving the cap off for extended periods, which can cause the ultra-fine tip to dry out faster than a standard tip.
Do these markers work on fabric and clothing?
The alcohol-based permanent ink can mark fabric, but it is not specifically formulated as a fabric marker and may not remain flexible after washing. For projects that need to withstand laundering, look for a marker labeled for fabric use.
Will the ink hold up outdoors or in a garage where temperatures change?
Once dry, the permanent ink is water-resistant and holds up well in most indoor and sheltered outdoor conditions. For items exposed to direct sun, heavy rain, or freezing temperatures for long periods, performance may fade over time, similar to most permanent markers.
What is included in the 12-count pack?
Each pack contains 12 individually capped Sharpie ultra-fine point permanent markers in blue. The markers come in retail-ready packaging and are ready to use straight out of the box with no setup required.
Are these markers safe to use around food containers?
The ink is AP certified non-toxic. For best practice, apply the label to the outside of the container and allow it to fully dry before use. Avoid writing directly on surfaces that come into direct, prolonged contact with food.
Will the ink cause allergic reactions for people with sensitive skin?
The formula is AP certified non-toxic and is generally well tolerated. If you have a history of skin sensitivities, minimize direct skin contact with fresh ink and wash hands after extended use, as you would with any permanent marker.
What is the difference between an ultra-fine point and a fine point permanent marker?
A standard fine point Sharpie produces a line around 0.5mm, while the ultra-fine point produces a much narrower 0.20mm line. Choose ultra-fine for detailed writing, small labels, fine art, and precise annotation, and choose fine point for general labeling and everyday writing tasks.
