Crayola Take Note Dry Erase Markers, Green Chisel Tip Markers, Classroom & Office Supplies, 12 Count

These are by far the best dry erase markers on the planet!! I was having to buy sooooo many expo markers because they would only work well for a short period of time. (I am a high-school math teacher. So I write on the board all day long). These markers last forever! They have the clear part in the middle so you can easily see how much ink is left! They erase like a dream! My school has shower board instead of dry erase board. Other brands of dry erase markers would leave a shadow. Not These! My board has never been cleaner!!

These are the best dry erase makers that you can buy. They are bright and they last a long time. Great value.

I recently switched to these from the other big brand - these last way longer and stay vibrant! My other markers would turn dull long before they ran out, but these really stay easy to read until the end. I run through a lot of markers as a teacher, and these are my new favorites!

I tried the red, blue, and green. Red is by far the best on the whiteboard. Stays longer than Expo and doesn't dry out if you forget to replace the cap immediately. The blue and green are not as vivid. The red is excellent! I will be repurchasing.

Good quality markers. They don’t dry up on you quickly. No complaints. Nice dark color

I love the take note dry erase markers! (I also have the colored ones and every color erases clean!!! Also, the color options are amazing!!!). The only reasons I slightly marked down the “value for money” category to 4 stars is because they seem to run out of ink more quickly than some other brands. That being said, I do and will continue to purchase and highly recommend them to my coworkers regularly because the write smooth and BOLD and erase clean! So wonderful! My favorite dry erase markers!

Look carefully in your store: dry erase markers don't claim to be non-toxic any longer. These do. Buy these for your kids. VERY GLAD I FOUND THESE. Nicer still: if crayola could change the name of the color (The actual color name on this is "Little Black Dress") that would be great: I had to scrape that off the marker before I sent my son into school with these (sorry, I'm a little old school- where I grew up that would have definitely caused a fight). They write very well but that's not why I bought them. I bought them because I have to send my kid to school with dry-erase markers and I'd rather he wasn't breathing toxic fumes during art class. The schools ask for non-toxic but no stores that I know of in my area sell them. Every store I went to all I could find was 'low-odor' markers. NONE of the markers I looked at say 'non-toxic' anymore except this line of markers from Crayola. Come on people, stop buying toxic markers and stop sending your kids to school with them. I mean have you smelled these things? Even the low odor markers send a chill up my back. Forgot vaccines. I bet if there's anything capable of causing serious illness, toxic dry-erase markers spring immediately to mind.

I am an online teacher who uses these repeatedly for two hours 5-6 days a week. I love the boldness and removability. I have never smelled any odor at all. I ordered a box April 28, 2020, and I just now started using my last one on March 10, 2021. I am VERY satisfied. By the way, I used to buy Expo when I taught in the brick and mortar classroom, but find Expo too difficult to open in a hurry. I often need to write suddenly in response to a student’s question or to explain something on the fly. In addition, I always smelled the “low odor” ones- just not as much as their predecessors. BUY THESE.