Paper index tabs Stickn model 242347, neon mix, 6 colors, Summer pack

Paper index tabs Stickn model 242347, neon mix, 6 colors, Summer pack are self-adhesive paper flags designed for marking pages, organizing documents and highlighting notes. The set contains six neon shades that increase visibility and make it easy to separate sections in books, planners, folders or reports. Each tab has a slim writable surface suitable for short annotations and can be removed and repositioned without leaving residue, supporting temporary or evolving organization needs.

Advantages

These paper index tabs combine a bright neon color palette with a thin paper construction that accepts pen and pencil for quick labeling. The adhesive is formulated to hold securely yet peel off cleanly, which preserves the underlying paper. The compact size and mix of colors allow flexible use across multiple projects, and the tabs are compatible with common stationery, notebooks and printed materials.

Suitable for

• Indexing pages in textbooks and reference books
• Marking sections in planners and agendas
• Organizing documents in folders and binders
• Temporary reminders and study notes
• Color-coding reports, manuals and presentations

Key specifications

• Material: paper with pressure-sensitive adhesive
• Color set: six neon shades (Summer mix)
• Writable surface suitable for ballpoint pen, gel pen and pencil
• Removable and repositionable without leaving adhesive residue
• Compact, slim profile for minimal bulk on pages

How to use

Peel an index tab from the backing and press the adhesive edge firmly onto the desired page or document corner. Use the writable area to add a short label, note or symbol. To reposition, carefully lift the tab from one edge and apply it in a new location; avoid folding the adhesive area to maintain reusability. Store unused tabs on their original backing to keep them clean and maintain adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, apply tabs to clean, dry paper surfaces and avoid exposure to moisture or oily hands. Test writing instruments on a spare tab before labeling important documents to ensure ink compatibility. Use different colors to create a consistent color-coding system that speeds up document retrieval and study workflows.