Sharpie Liquid Highlighters, Chisel Tip, Fluorescent Green, Box of 12

I've had these highlighters for 2 years and have been using them sparingly. They still highlight as if I bought them yesterday. They don't bleed through the page or run out too quickly. Crisp and Clear: The tip is very sturdy so when you run it across the page, you highlight exactly what you want and not any extra. No traction: The ink makes helps you glide the pen across the paper very smoothly. NO SMELL: No strong ordor, whatsoever. Last long enough: It's not until the past semester that I've been using them EVERYDAY marking about 10 pages or more daily and are still running strong. I can visable see that the ink is running low on two of them but the ink tip remains moist. I absolutely love the color contrast. No straining on the eyes here. Overall, I love all the colors but my absolute favorite is the green. I'm always on the hunt for green highlighters but they all seem to disappoint, until I found this one. It is a true green and it is gorgeous. The pen-cap is probably my favorite part. It's a smooth solid click. No flimsy cap thus no chance of them drying out. There is no color fade-out of any sort. Like I said, it highlights today as if I bought them yesterday, but remember I bought them 2 years ago. The built on this pen is solid. If you want a crisp quality highlighter, these are a must! PRICE: You get what you pay for. I'm ordering another box of green as I type...

Amo los rescatadores líquidos y ya no los encontraba. La calidad increíble. Color brillante y relación calidad precio muy buena

Top notch highlight'n for sure! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I draw pictures with markers and highlighters as part of the teaching I do for a living. These are my favorite highlighters. Haven’t found anything else that works better.

I own these in several colors (law student ahoy), and I really like the vivacity of the colors. I'm dinging this product for a couple of things: (1) the ink supply is ridiculously low and (2) these highlighters can be fragile. So, first, the ink supply is a very low one. I do a lot of highlighting, as I do a ton of reading and research. I use color-coded highlighting for my case assignments and, even with that in mind, I chew through a lot of these due to how small that ink supply is. Granted, the boxes each have 12 of one color highlighter in them, so that's good, but I worry about how many more I'll go through in my next semester. Secondly, these highlighters require light pressure in that they operate, somewhat, like fountain pens. Putting too much pressure on the tip can cause a burst of ink, or even lead to a leak from the ink barrel (which is messy). There's somewhat of a learning curve for use in these highlighters due to their fragility. So, would I recommend these to anyone? It depends. If you're doing a lot of highlighting, as I do, then skip out on these for the tank highlighters. If you put a lot of pressure into your pens and highlighters, skip out on these for the sake of your sanity and papers because these things can also bleed through pages if you use a lot of pressure (and depending on how dark the color is). But I really like the idea of these things, as the tips do not dry out (due to the liquid ink supply) and you don't have to apply a ton of pressure to get color on the page. It's just a shame that the ink supply is such a low one. I still feel the product idea is a good one, it just needs something to mitigate that low ink supply (refills would be amazing).