Alcohol brush marker and brush marker- inquiries sent out

Today I inquired about brush tip marker and (brush tip) alcohol marker. I have written to following brands:

-Too, Copic Marker and Paper

-Chameleon Marker

-ShinHanart, Touch Twin Marker

-Dick Blick Art Materials, Blick Marker

-Spectrum Noir, maybe they answer this time

-Winsor & Newton; Pro Marker, Brush Marker, Pigment Marker and Marker Paper – because their information sheet they always send out for this kind of inquiries is probably outdated and existed already before the acquisition of the Letraset Marker range

– Sakura Color Product Corp. through Royal Talens, I inquired about the Koi and Pigma Range, especially about the the Koi Brush Pens, Pigma Brush and Pigma Calligrapher – I hope I get a response this time (contact form on official jp website does not work)

-Deleter, Neopiko Marker – I hope something goes through to them, the mail adress on their main website still does not work after all those months.

-Tombow Europe, I inquired about the ABT Dual Brush and the Mono Drawing range as well as the Blending Kit

I hope I get some answers soon!

Here are the two vegan friendly alcohol marker ranges I already mentioned:

-Delta Marker by Rotbart https://www.veganartstuff.info/2017/03/07/delta-marker/

-ZIG Kurecolor by Kuretake https://www.veganartstuff.info/2017/06/17/vegan-friendly-products-kuretake/

Source: Mail contact

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Vegan friendly and cruelty-free criteria:
A product can be considered vegan, if the entire product itself does not contain animal ingredients, byproducts/ derivatives and none of those are used in the manufacturing process, e.g. the use of animal derived oils and fats in surfactants for the dispersion of pigments. The manufacturer does not test on animals or commissions other parties to do so, none of their parent and sister companies or any other partners test on animals or commission animal testing, none of their raw material suppliers and subsuppliers test on animals or commission animal testing, if there are other options. (According to the European Chemicals Agency, ECHA, animal testing has to be avoided if it is possible and has the goal to minimize animal testing for REACH. Lastly, there is no animal testing abroad for the manufacturer’s products to be sold abroad.)
By “entire product”, all parts of the product are meant, e.g. the ink and its jar it is contained in, the body and nibs of a marker, a pencil’s wooden body as well as lacquer/ print on it.