Post-it Tabs, 22/Color, 66/Dispenser, 1 in Wide, Pink, Green, Orange (686-PGO)

I'm addicted to organization. These tabs are perfect for textbooks, binders, notebooks, etc. They're nice and sturdy, and you can write on them with permanent marker - the material of the tabs allows the marker to dry quickly without smudging! These tabs are also nice and sticky, but easy to move around if needed. I have zero complaints about these. I've been using them since college and I'll continue to do so. Highly recommended!

These are very good little tabs. I've stuck a few of them in my journals and textbooks, and they are still unbent despite abuse in a backpack. They really do stay stuck to the page, and I have had no problems with them falling out. I did have trouble labeling the tabs without a permanent marker, but once the ink dried it stayed on. They also come in a handy dispenser, making them easy to throw in a bag. These tabs are like everything else Post-it I've used; they're good quality, inexpensive, and useful.

These Post-it tabs are very durable, bright colors, the perfect size and very easy to use. Love having these on hand for work!

These tabs help me to get more organized. Glad I bought them.

Love these tabs! PROS: - Thick and sturdy! They feel very sturdy and you can't tear them if you were to throw a book covered in these in a bookbag. - Nice colors. Not too bright and pen marks show up great. - Can unstick and restick with great success. CONS: - Hard to write on. I find my sharpie pens are really the only thing that can write and don't smear. But even with my sharpie pens, I have to wait a few minutes and let these dry or they will smear the ink across the tab.

These are my go to page markers when I'm reading. They don't hurt the page, they can be labeled (though with very small print), and they don't fall off with time as the stickiness of some solutions (like regular post-it notes) fades. They're a lot less expensive than Levenger Page Points (which is what I would use if money were no object...), and they allow for color-coding. You could use one color for quotes you like. One color for things that suggest actions you need to take. And the last color for things you want to share with someone else. Or whatever scheme works for you. For me, I just mix the colors up and don't worry about coding with them.

These are the only tabs I use. The neon colors stick out and everything I write on them is clear and legible. Because they are plastic they don't tear, bend, rip, etc. The size for my purposes is key because I need to know exactly why I tabbed a section so I can write just enough to know what was tabbed and why. They are also reusable, but never fall off! The only downside is how many are in a pack and how expensive they can be for having so few. Otherwise, they get the job done.

These things are addicting. I don't get how the bright colors cost about twice as much as the "plain" colors... but if you have Amazon Prime or get free Super Saver shipping, they still end up being a better deal than if you bought them from Office Max or Depot and then had to pay shipping. I use them as bookmarks. I love that you can write on then, pick up the book by the tab, and that they are SO durable. (Plus I love the bright colors!)