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Ordered these for meal planning, put one in each page of the recipe book.They are great, easy to use, the colours are clear and writing on then isn't a shiny surface trauma.Good value for money, the size is what you'd expect and they are durable by not coming off it getting torn, but also not damaging the book when removed

As tabulators They work well.

Excellent value. Easy to use and plenty of them at the fraction of the price of a stationary retailer

These are great for dividing pages in textbooks and folders/ringbinders. The tabs are semi-transparent plastic though, so pens with really wet ink you may find it will rub off. Best used with a normal biro pen or permanent marker.

Easy to use. Colour indexing made easy.

Very useful product

This helped categorising my large notebook in retrospect. Notebook was in and out of my bag and knocked about and tabs held firm.

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 and had slightly poorer adhesion, but they were also the least expensive, so an ok budget buy.