Post-it Flags Value Pack, 35/Dispenser, 8 Dispensers/Pack, .47 in Wide, Assorted Colors, Includes 48 Free Arrow Flags (683-VAD1)

I am a law school student. To be honest, only other law school students, lawyers, and some other grad students will really be able to appreciate this review. Honestly I can't say I have any problems with this product. The only problem I have is that I have to use this product. Throughout undergrad I would see people at the law school building on campus with books with thousands of little pieces of paper sticking out the side. I swore I would not be one of those people. 2 weeks into law school... I became one of those people.As most grad students know, you have a lot more reading, and a lot more detailed reading to do in graduate school. This is especially important to law school students since the Socratic method requires us to flip between pages on the spot desperately looking for information. With these flags I am able to have a wonderfully organized book that I can sort through quickly.This product is especially valuable in the world of flagging up books for a couple of reasons:1) It is cheap enough to put 200 flags in a book without having to take out additional student loans2) The dispensers are great because they let you easily pull the flags out with one hand so you can pull one out and put it right on the page3) They have multiple colors for organization4) They are plastic so they don't tear like the cheap, paper knock-offsHonestly, if you are in undergrad you probably won't ever use this whole package, but if you are starting grad school... well... you may want a few packages (And don't forget to get a matching multi-color highlighter set).

In my arsenal of type A student equipment, these are easily at the top of the list. When I first went back to school as a non-traditional student I found myself really frustrated at the expense of not only tuition and books, but school supplies in general. I started off buying off brand supplies trying to save some money, but more times than not it wasn't worth the savings. These flags are a perfect example of that! While they are considerably more expensive than their store-brand counterparts, these flags are reusable (and reusable, and reusable), sturdy, stay in place and yet come cleanly off without residue or page tearing, even when removed weeks or months later. My anatomy and physiology books are filled with hundreds of these tabs, and years later are still easy to remove without damage to the paper. The little arrow stickies that this pack comes with are a great alternative to highlighter, especially if you rent textbooks. I am out of school for now, but continue to buy these for my teenagers and as gifts for other students. Worth every penny!

The reason you might need to mark books is your problem; or blessing. Whatever your need, this is the solution.PROS:> Great little dispensers. Caution: try to remember to pull straight out and reasonably slowly---I've jammed a few of these up.> Stick great to paper and most other surfaces, and don't accidentally come loose.> Easy to remove without damaging even weak paper> Good writing surface for pencil, pen, or felt-tipped-marker. So, for example you can add notes to the markers themselves, such as "Wrong!!" or "Smith Contract"CONS:> The dispensers are small and easy to loose, especially if you separate them. For desk use, I attach them to my printer with double-sided tape, so that they don't get lost.> Other than double-sided tape there is no easy way to attach the dispensers to anything. In contrast, you can peel off the backing paper of a pack of post-its, and stick the whole pack to your desk.WISHLIST> A optionally peel-off sticky-backside to the dispensers would be nice> I wish these could snap or slide into a clip which could be used as a page maker (or otherise temporatily attach to a book)> I'd like to have the option of arrows about half as long and half as wide---such would be more helpful for marking individual sentences and many other applications.> You can buy highlighers with post-its built-in---but I always hesitate to use them because I know I'll run out of markers/flags long before I run out of highlight ink. I wish there were highlighter pens available which accepted these dispensers (just slide or snap in/out)> Click on “Stoney” just below the product title to see my other reviews, or leave a comment to ask a question.

These were great for my 12 year old. She loves how they are packaged individually and easy to use for school. She can throw them in her pencil case and not worry about them getting ruined or destroyed

The product is great and inexpensive.

These are nice little plastic flags for tabbing pages. There is not really much room if you are inclined to write on them (maybe a number, that's about it). But with all the colors it is easy to use this method instead. I have them hidden at work so my co-workers won't use them. They are just a tad on the pricey side (1 star). I have been using small paper flags which are fine for many things, but they are not really a permanent solution--these are very re-usable and the "sticky" part stays sticky for many re-locations.

This is an indispensable organizational tool for me to enhance my productivity and efficiency in both professional and personal settings. As someone who values organization and streamlined workflows, I found this value pack to be an essential addition to my arsenal of home and office supplies.I have used these not only in my office for documents or in books but also in the kitchen for jar labeling.I love the assorted color's to choose from for my many projects.

I use these to flag favorite recipes in cookbooks. I use the colors for the different types of recipes like red for beef, yellow for chicken, etc.They stick well, can be reused, and are durable