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Faber-Castell Connector Pens Fruity Scents 10 Pack $1 (Sold Out), Tabletop Easel $9 & More + Delivery ($0 C&C / inStore) @ Big W

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Down from $7. Still showing as $8 at Amazon unfortunately.

Durable 1.5mm bullet-shaped felt nibs provide consistent and precise lines for artwork.
These markers are ideal for all of your creative projects
These markers contain a water-based ink.
Connectable caps help keep pens organised and encourage imaginative play and building.
Each pen includes a unique fruity scent such as raspberry, strawberry, peach, mango, banana, green apple, watermelon, blueberry, grape, and passionfruit

Thanks to Bargain Radar where I spotted it.


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  • Awesome. Thanks Hamza. Just bought 20, 5 for my kids and 15 to donate to the their school for any disadvantaged kids.

  • Amazing, thank you! I'm a primary teacher always looking for classroom prizes and these are perfect. Much appreciated.

  • What the hull!? Make pens tasty for little kids to put into their mouths? The vape strategy? Ugh.

    • You're acting like sniffing textas hasn't been a thing in the past…

      • It was and caused brain damage in some - but they weren't specifically created to be sniffed. Such a dumb idea and parents/teachers supporting them jeez.

  • thanks op, might be a nice change to huff these instead of enamel paint

    • That's some hard stuff. Why not try some glue instead?

  • Holy mother of prizes for the kids

  • I think OOS can't see any of these deals

  • Almost all sold out by 9.30

  • Some greedy people always have to bulk buy good deals and ruin it for others.

  • Added some to cart, and now they either don't exist anymore or back to full price.

  • Grabbed a few of these clearance items in store. Most of them were not labelled with clearance price tags, and a lot of the things I was able to find in store that were marked down to 50c or $1 have been removed from the website.
    Thanks OP!

  • The Loophole of "Fragrance" Disclosures: The fragrance industry operates under trade secret laws. A single "fruity scent" can be a cocktail of dozens of petroleum-derived synthetic chemicals. Manufacturers are not legally required to disclose these specific chemical ingredients on the packaging. Without ingredient transparency, independent researchers cannot easily track long-term health outcomes.

    Airway Irritation vs. Systemic Toxicity: A product can be 100% "non-toxic" to the liver and kidneys while still acting as a severe upper respiratory irritant. Peer-reviewed surveys show that over 60% of individuals with asthma report adverse health effects from fragranced products, including direct triggers for asthma attacks, wheezing, and coughing.

    The "Sensitization" Risk: A five-year-old’s respiratory and immune systems are still actively developing. While a single exposure might only cause a mild cough, chronic exposure to airborne fragrance particles can contribute to airway inflammation, potentially lowering the threshold for a child to develop full-blown asthma or chemical sensitivities later in childhood.

    Spike in Indoor VOCs: Controlled laboratory tests on children's stationery have shown that simply uncapping multiple scented markers in a small room can cause the concentration of Total Volatile Organic Compounds (TVOCs) in the air to spike rapidly, sometimes exceeding recommended indoor air quality comfort limits within 30 minutes.

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