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The ink dries quickly so highlighted text stays legible without smearing typical handwriting or other ink you’ve used, helping keep your pages clean.

The dual-function tip lets you highlight broad sections with wide strokes or emphasize finer text with precise, narrow lines depending on how you angle the tip.

Color: Orange ink, Tip: Chisel, Drying: Quick-drying, Coverage: Smooth and even, Pack size: 10 markers, Use case: Studying, office marking, and reports.

Cap the marker, test on scrap paper first, then highlight key phrases with light, even strokes. Use the chisel tip to vary line width for emphasis and to avoid bleeding through pages.

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They work well on standard practice paper, notebooks, and most printer papers. Avoid extremely glossy or coated surfaces where the ink might not adhere as well.

Keep the caps on when not in use, store upright in a cool, dry place, and avoid exposing them to extreme heat or direct sunlight to prevent ink drying or tip damage.

They are designed for everyday use in school or office settings. Follow standard safety guidelines: avoid contact with eyes, do not ingest, and keep out of reach of young children. Always cap after use.

Fepy typically offers a return option for unused items within the designated policy window. If you have concerns, reach out to Fepy support for the exact terms applicable to your region and order.

Generally, buying a multi-pack like this provides better value per marker and ensures you have a ready supply for long-term use, especially if you frequently highlight lengthy notes or documents.

The plastic body is typically recyclable where allowed by local facilities. Remove the cap and cap the nib if possible, then check your local recycling guidelines for plastics.