Mr. PenColorful Sticky Tabs, 1600 Pcs, Transparent Page Markers, Annotating Book Tabs

I love these things, the large assortment of colors is to die for! And the sheer quantity for cost? Love it! I love marking up my Bible and story notebooks, etc with these tabs and it allows me to color coordinator's out the wazoo to my heart's content. The adhesive is surprisingly durable; they even do pretty well with being peeled off and moved to a different spot!I will say if you don't keep them semi covered, some spots may get a little scratched, but this honestly is probably just because I am really rough on my stuff. So to keep up the pretty colors consistent, I suggest keeping them in a pouch or pocket!They work really well for, Bible marking (they're gentle on the thin pages but still hold strong!), notebooks, and a varity of other books.

The quality is great, they are pretty durable. There is a wide selection of color variety which is why I got these in the first place. The only thing I have found you can write on them with is sharpie, so the ease of writing on them isn’t great unless you use sharpie. I haven’t personally yet had to remove these so I am not sure if they will tear pages but I am hoping they won’t as they are for school books so ease of removal is undetermined at this time. So I will report back later. They come on this plastic tab that looks like it could go into a smaller planner so that’s neat but we didn’t need that function but it was a great surprise.

I love using sticky tabs for annotating books. I ran out of my old ones, so was looking for a new variety of tabs. I try to match the colors of the tabs to the book covers, so this variety has been great. They stick well, but don’t mess up the page did you need to remove or move them. They are transparent enough if you cover some text. Additionally, the color matches perfectly with the Mr Pen highlighters.

I like the color choices for the most part. They function well and are pretty durable.

We use these to mark our favorite Bible verses. They stay in well but don’t rip pages. Perfect size.

For the money, this is a great pack. And the colors are lovely. They are tacky and still able to be removed easily. I do not find they lift any of the ink from my pages. And I can use them more than once. As a bookmark, I’ve used one over and over.My only problem is the transparency. I had expected to be able to read through these tabs where the color was not the darkest. I can barely see the words beneath the transparent end of the tab. I thought they were supposed to be transparent, but maybe I was wrong.

The best Bible Journaling Brand! I can’t recommend these products enough they’re amazing!! These sticky tabs were perfect for organizing passages.

I like to flag significant lines or passages in books I read, and I like coordinating the color to the book jacket design. I’ve amassed a collection of all different page flags from a number of sources. Mr Pen’s selection and variety ranks among - if not AT the very top. Highly recommend this product! I only wish there were even more colors!The transparency is “just right” - some other products are too opaque, while others are barely a sheer memory of a hint of a whisper of color. The former impedes function, the latter form.Mr Pen has I think the prettiest, most consistent selection of vivid colors and - important for me - they’re arranged in a logical gradient manner, so it’s easy for me to hunt down a specific color I need when I’m tediously matching to book covers.Another important note is the quality of the adhesive: this may have to do with page quality as much as the tabs themselves, but I’ve found some tabs lift the ink beneath them, so if you for example applied it crooked and want to correct it, you’re going to have a ghost image of duplicated text. (That makes me worry about removing the tabs in the future, too.) And then other tabs barely seem to stick at all, sliding around with the lightest touch. This product, however, is perfectly sticky without going so far as to damage my books. (And I’m precious about my books, which is why I use tabs instead of writing or highlighting or underlining, in the first place.)I don’t tend to write on my tabs, but if you do, use a felt tip pen or marker, and make sure it is dry before turning the page (shouldn’t take long).