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The AusPen Starter Kit

Auspen Starter Kit

The AusPen Starter Kit is the most environmentally-responsible whiteboard marker (dry erase marker) available on the market. It is 100% recyclable, it uses non-toxic ink and is refillable, significantly reducing the ecological footprint of those schools, companies and individuals who use the markers. Read more >>

AusPen Markers Make Eco-Sense

Auspen Markers

The AusPen Markers are used by thousands of educators and businesses around the world. These users understand that by embracing a marker made from recycled material, one that is refillable and uses non-toxic ink, that they’re helping to clean up their local landfills. Read more >>

Refill – Not Landfill

Auspen six-pack

Did you throw away a whiteboard marker (dry erase marker) this year? You no longer have to use non-biodegradable markers, as traditional disposable markers all end up in the landfill, and will NEVER biodegrade. AusPen Markers don’t go to the landfill, they get recycled. Read more >>

AusPen All-Stars

NEW! Check out our AusPen All-Stars! In recognition of our thousands of loyal customers, we salute our All-Stars.

The Buzz

  • The  City of San Francisco selected AusPen markers as the preferred dry erase marker for use in their city departments – www.sfapproved.org
  • National Geographic Green Guide Magazine – Check out the Fall issue of the National Geographic Green Guide for their Cover article focusing on the greenest and safest school supplies. The AusPen markers are pictured on page 64 and highlighted in the number one spot on their “Guide to Greener School Supplies” list.

Why AusPen?

Why AuspenAusPen Markers are the most environmentally-responsible markers in the world. They are 100% recyclable, easily refillable and non-toxic.They don’t end up in local landfills and they reduce toxicity in the classroom and work space. Read More

Did You Know?

  • Disposable whiteboard markers are one of the top sources of toxic waste for local schools and offices.
  • Disposable whiteboard markers use xylene, a very harmful chemical, significantly increasing the toxicity of classrooms and all workspaces.
  • Disposable whiteboard markers clog our local landfills with toxic chemicals and millions of PVC cylinders that will never biodegrade.
  • North American teachers will throw out over 500 million whiteboard markers into their local landfills.
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