YES! That is why I use pencil only. I had a processor full of blank/ unlabeled cassettes because the lot# of the pens was bad. There is no way of knowing if the ink is reagent proof until a disaster like you have occurs. You don't always know if the ink lot passed its QC with absolute certainty. Pencil is fail proof. I hope your day gets better, Cheri
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