Redi-Tag, RTG31010, Permanent Stick Write-On Index Tabs, 416 / Pack, White, (Pack of 1)

Very good for tabbing a note book. They're small, adhesive is strong but doesn't tear if you need to remove it (carefully). Sharpie twin tip fine/ultra fine doesn't smear when writing on the tabs.

These tabs can be written on easily and stick well so they will not just slip off when handled to turn a page. The fact that they are blank makes them just as versatile as needed.

These tabs worked out great for tabbing of some NFPA books for a NICET test on fire alarms recently. These tabs are excellent, very sticky, reliable and have a great value.

Just what I needed for Bible study

These tabs fit the squares on the margin of a hobonichi cousin daily page: they are the same size as the number boxes, and might be off by maybe half a millimeter (smaller)? They have rounded tabs (thank you!), and they are pretty sturdy plastic (think the expensive avery tabs but less cardboardy). They are incredibly sticky, and will take off color on the tomoe river paper. However, that paper does not do well with removing stickers, so I did expect that. I ended up pasting it on my hand a few times to remove some of it, and then put it on. It would still stick a lot. I honestly did not think of that as a negative, but they are asking to rate that feature, and they are not easy to remove. Nor should they be. One package will have enough for years of hobo stuff, even if you are using them all over the book to mark things. They are white, and could fit washi tape easily. They are large enough for a normal washi tape instead of skinny only. I have no complaints and have urged others looking for cheap skinny tabs to take a look at these. They might come in different colors but they were not available at the time of my purchase.

Worked for my needs. I use them when putting workbooks together that have multiple sessions. They stick well. I write the session number on them with an ink pen.

These were easy to use and work great for labeling the sections in the DSM. I used a fine point permanent marker, gave it a second to dry and then placed it in the book. It turned out perfect for my needs and there are plenty left over for other projects. It took about 30 min for me to write out all of the tabs and then apply.

These are small and firm. They are small but just big enough to serve their purpose. You can write a single letter or number at most. They seem to stick well so far. Certainly a good price and the advantage is you can use more of them in a book without becoming too cluttered. Update: After some useage on some texts I am noticing the removal also takes some of the paper as well. If done carefully the damage can be minimized, but that is still too much for me. drat.