Redi-Tag Alphabetical Tabs, A - Z Pre-Printed Divider Tabs, Permanent Adhesive Index Labels,Divider Labels for School, Home and Office, 7/16" x 1", White, 104 Tabs Per Pack, (B31005)

I just alphabetized my videos and music CDs into shelves. These tabs were the perfect size to mark the beginning of each section.

Easy to apply. Size was as advertised. Clear and ledgeable print. Adhesive was good.

Easy to read, adheres well to folders and papers.

I got these to alphabetize my indexes for my medical coding books for school. They work perfectly but them being so sticky meant if I didn't get the placement just right they might rip up part of the page. A little frustrating (especially because I think for one of my certification exams I will have to take them back off). Overall though I'm very happy with them and still have 2 sets of letters for when I get next years books when I start working.

Work great for what she needed them for! Was able to find what index she was looking for quickly.

Strong stickers

Perfect size and style for alphabetizing our LP'sA- rating

When I looked up tabs for my codebooks, I found Ceeh's review of these and decided they'd be the best for the job. They're fine for the sections that only need one tab, but when you get to sections that need several and a number demarcation for each (namely D, H, M, S and T), they're awful small to write on (even when using my fine point sharpie).I'd found some 2" tabs at Walmart (Avery brand, I think) and bought them in case these weren't enough. Turns out they're perfect for writing out things like "table of neoplasms" and "list of drugs/chemicals"--even if you're inclined to abbreviate. (I see some 1" tabs on here--those would be better for the ones that need letter/number combos.)Whatever option you go for, I wouldn't recommend the pre-printed tabs from other companies. There's no sense in spending $20 for an accessory to a book that goes out of date in a year, anyway. Better to buy this or another Amazon product.