Post-it Index Medium Strong Filing Tabs, 36 Tabs, 25.4 mm x 38.1 mm, Orange, Pink and Green - Sticky Flags for Documents and Information

Ordered several of these. They have arrived and they are not the thicker long lasting tabs shown in the picture. The adhesion is nowhere as good as the long lasting tabs and for the purpose I need they are not sufficient. Shouldn't be putting a picture up of the incorrect product you are supplying. Poor.

DISAPPOINTED KEEP FALLING OFF FOILES

Nice page markers from Post It. They are made from a good, strong flexible plastic. I use them on standard A4 plastic pockets. They stick really well. None have fallen off in the day to day use of the relevant folders. They take ink very well, but if you're using a roller ball type of pen, the ink does take a while to dry, so be careful not to smudge your writing. They are a little larger than most (25mm wide), which makes the writing on them much easier to read. Overall, if you're after page markers, I can happily recommend these. I hope you found this review helpful.

Handy study post it’s. They don’t fall out once they are stuck on

These are good, easy to write on and strong but you don’t get many and they are very expensive so wouldn’t buy again

Fab little tabs! I used these as dividers in my notebook and they worked perfectly. The colours make everything really easy to organise and find quickly, and they stick well without damaging the pages. They’re a good size for writing small labels on too, which is really handy. Bright, practical and surprisingly sturdy — would definitely buy again.

While Post-its are the 'best', they are also the most expensive. When I started using these index markers, there were only a few brands and Post-it dominated. Now there are many options, varying greatly mostly in price but also in size and thickness. The first two qualities can be compared easily from the Amazon webpages, but thickness is less obvious. A thicker index marker enables a page in a volume to be opened more quickly, just by lifting the marker, whereas the thinner ones may be much cheaper, so it depends on your needs. The thicker marker tends to be more durable in my own experience, possibly as it withstands its repeated lifting of the page. My supplies were running out and the ones I had left are loose so I cannot guarantee the brand (though probably post-it): so I bought three types and offer you my comparison. There's a photo attached of Colofalla (green) Mozeat Lens (violet) and Post-it (orange) side-by-side. I've marked the lower edge with a yellow line more easily to allow comparison of the height measurements. All three adhered well, allowing writing with ball-point (recommended) or roller-ball ink (smudges a bit unless left to dry for a while). All came with a variety of colours. In the samples I bought, Post-it had 3 light shades, good backgrounds for writing on. Mozeat Lens had 6 shades, all of which were ok for writing on. Colofalla came in 8 shades, though personally I would only find 4 ideal for writing on with quick identification. The dark green, for instance, was legible, but hardly an ideal background colour which is a bit unfortunate as they have the largest writing area. In terms of thickness, Post-its stood out as the best. Colofalla came next, but the lack of thickness compared to Post-it is compensated slightly by the large width. Mozeat Lens were the thinnest, but also the least expensive, so a good budget buy.

They are ok for marking pages but they fall off. Not very strong or sticky, however they come out one at a time and dont stick to each other so simple to use.

They are easy to write on (just wait for them to dry so they don't smear) with a fine point pen. At work, I always insist on tabs, not flags, because they are thicker and therefore won't bend as easily.

Le prix est excellent

Comprei pela segunda vez, as cores são Lindas, boa colagem e facilidade de escrever sob o produto.

Perfetto, è esattamente ciò che mi serviva.

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