Pencil-Tip Dry Erase Markers?

Factual Questions
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Is there such an animal?

I use a form on my job for patient assessment which I want to cut into square segments , have laminated and put on a ring to carry with me in the ER. This will save me time in that I can assess a patient that may be admitted to the hospital while they are still in ER.

The pen/marker needs to be fine enough to write on the laminate and stay until I wipe it off later.

I have seen bullet, chisel and fine-tip markers on the net, but I really need one that acts like a pen or pencil. I know of the existence of grease pencils and perhaps those would be what I would need to use, but I didn’t know how quickly I could wipe it off the laminate.

Has anyone ever used a marker for such a purpose and do you have any advice?

Thanks,

Quasi

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I don’t think grease pencils are your answer. I just bought some to mark glass for cutting. A crayon would be better. I have seen fairly fine tipped dry erase markers, but if you’re carrying it around, you’d be trying to read your sleeve in no time.It comes off pretty easy. I had to do a code blue check list every night using a similar setup.
That said, you could have a protective piece of mylar over the one you want to write on.
The fine tips I’ve seen were, as you mentioned, on line.
Good luck