Sharpie Notes
Read practical notes on marker bundles, refill timing, presentation kits, and documentation questions that come up when schools, offices, and distributors buy writing instruments in volume.
A procurement manager explains why Sharpie sgel pens are worth the investment, using real cost data, TCO analysis, and hard-learned lessons.
Staring at a Sharpie stain? The fix depends on the surface and how long it's been there. Here are three real-world approaches from someone who's handled emergency cleanup for event signage, office whiteboards, and client materials.
A no-fluff guide to choosing the right paper size and marker for custom framing projects. I share the mistakes I made (and how you can avoid them).
Answers to common Sharpie questions including toxicity, gel pens, highlighter makeup, and permanent marker removal, from an emergency office supply specialist.
A no-nonsense guide from someone who’s triaged dozens of rush office crises: why Sharpie markers—especially non-toxic versions and the B002BA5WMI highlighter set—should be in every emergency kit, plus how discount calculators and printer fixes fit into the bigger picture.
A procurement manager explains why Sharpie sgel pens are worth the investment, using real cost data, TCO analysis, and hard-learned lessons.
A former office supply reseller and current office manager explains why the product segmentation within the Sharpie brand matters more than most buyers realize, sharing hard-learned lessons from a $3,200 ordering mistake.
A procurement administrator compares Sharpie highlighters with cheap alternatives across durability, ink quality, and total cost of ownership — with real-world examples from daily office ordering.
As someone who's ordered thousands of Sharpie highlighters and gel pens for our office, I've learned that the 4-pack cost isn't the issue. It's how you're buying them. Here's the checklist we use now.
Not every task needs the same Sharpie. Based on quality inspection experience with 200+ office supply orders annually, here's how to choose between fine tip, white, and specialty Sharpie markers for your specific needs.