Kids never recap markers. NeverDry™ doesn't ask them to. Leave it anywhere — a few minutes later, the tip tucks itself into a sealed chamber. No caps. No clicks. No dried-out markers. Ever.
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Drawing itself resets the built-in timer. As long as your kid is coloring, the marker stays open. It will never nap mid-masterpiece.
Marker on the floor? Under the couch? A tiny mechanical timer — no batteries — quietly winds down. Kitchen-timer simple.
The tip tucks into an airtight chamber, sealed until next time. No caps to lose or swallow. No clicks to forget. No dried-out markers in the trash.
The average family replaces dried-out markers four to seven times a year — that's $25 or more per kid, every year, for the same colors, thrown away with most of their ink still inside. Hundreds of millions of new markers are manufactured every year to replace them, and every one is plastic that will sit in a landfill long after your kids are grown. NeverDry™ barrels stay in the drawer for years; only the ink cycles.
New set every couple of months, because the caps came off again.
One set, once. Then a small yearly ink refill — about the price of a single throwaway pack. The barrels last for years.
Estimated per kid, at planned pricing. Throwaway figure: ~$4.50/pack × 5–6 repurchases a year. Got three kids? Triple the left column.
"As I threw away yet another set of dried up markers I thought to myself: why is it a four year old's job to remember the cap? So I invented a marker that remembers for them."
Invented by an Atlanta mom of three