Can you get ink poisoning from permanent marker?

Permanent markers contain various solvents and dyes, but they generally do not present a significant risk of ink poisoning. While ingesting or inhaling large quantities of permanent marker ink can cause adverse effects, such as nausea, vomiting, dizziness, or respiratory irritation, it is unlikely to lead to severe ink poisoning. However, it's important to avoid deliberate or accidental ingestion or inhalation of permanent marker ink to minimize any potential health risks.