What chemicals of concern are found in Art Markers & Drawing Supplies?

Chemicals of concern commonly found in Art Markers & Drawing Supplies include: VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds).

What should I look for when buying Art Markers & Drawing Supplies?

AP certified non-toxic Water-based markers Good ventilation during use Age-appropriate products for children

Watch for: Strong solvent smell, No safety certifications, Adult materials marketed to children.

Markers, colored pencils, pastels, and drawing materials. Solvent-based markers release VOCs; pastels create inhalable dust.

Extended use of markers in enclosed spaces affects air quality. Children often use these supplies with less awareness of safety.

A broad category of chemicals that easily evaporate at room temperature, releasing gases into...

Watch for these on ingredient labels:

Crayola and other major brands are generally AP certified. Choose water-based options. Use pastels with proper ventilation.

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