Description from the company.....
Sharpie Accent Gel Highlighter features SmearBlock gel technology that provides total smear protection across pen, marker and inkjet inks. Smear-protection includes ballpoint, roller and gel pens. Highlighter works on all paper surfaces including glossy, rice (Bible pages), and vellum papers. Gel ink will not bleed through papers or dry out.
Our Thoughts~ I was very intrigued with the idea that these had a smear-protection quality to them. Along with the fact that they would not bleed through paper.. Even paper as thin as Bible pages. Everyone who owns a Bible or has seen one. Has known the feel of the rice style paper of the Bible Pages. The thin See through quality. A lot of other highlighters easily bleed through pages especially these delicate Bible pages. So I decided that my Bible was going to be my tester. I like to highlight passages in the Bible that help me on a daily basis. Here is a page of my Bible in the book of Proverbs where I used the yellow gel highlighters to highlight to passages. I like that it went on smoothly, did not bleed or smear. I also like a quality that isn't mentioned in their description. I like that it isn't overbearing. Some highlighters are very much a POP off the page and burn your retina colors. Which sometimes makes it hard to read a page that some of the highlighter was applied to but these are a soft yellow. Just enough to stand out but not distracting when I am looking at other passages on the same page. I honestly think that is my favorite quality about these.
Now I need to find more of these in multiple colors so I can keep highlighting up a storm. These will be great when I go back to school. As I said before I actually shied away from highlighting in my text books because of the overbearing colors but now I think I will have a great tool for my classes.
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