3300 1/4" Round Color-Coded Circle Dot Labels - 10 Bright Neon Colors - 8 1/2" x 11" Sheet - Garage Sale Pup Pack

Endyamori: These are tiny and just what I needed. We love to travel as a family so I bought a map for my daughter's room. I didn't like using the tacks so I decided to try the tiny stickers to mark the places within the state we've visited. These are perfect. They adhere well and come off pretty easy when we make a mistake. No complaints.

United States on Apr 20, 2022

Quinn Strand: I use these to identify which switches relate to which colors on a light board. They have been a great help. However, the red sticker is so muted in color that it takes a bit to figure out that it's the red sticker and not orange or something. That's my only complaint

United States on Dec 05, 2021

Camille Lamoureux: Utiles pour tout!

Canada on Aug 05, 2021

T.willy: This assortment of 1/4 inch stickers is a good value and has a nice assortment of 10 colors. The stickers separate well and stick well so far. The "neon" description is a bit optimistic, and can be translated into "bright," for the yellow, orange, pink, and green, but they are not fluorescent-like vivid bright. The corresponding versions in the ChromaLabel brand are more bright, if that matters to you. The other colors are as they appear on the product picture, i.e., good colors but not "neon."
I would buy these again.

United States on Feb 04, 2020

Gapeach: We use these to keep track of our vape cartridge varieties. Since we keep a dozen or so different strains around at any given time, it's easy to lose track of what is what. So we use these dots, and 2 letters written on each, to label the strain of each cartridge. I also affix matching dots to the original packaging and hold onto that, in case I can't remember what a given dot means.

The dots are SMALL, they do measure 1/4" as they're supposed to, but I didn't realize just how tiny that was until I got them! They still work great for me, but be aware that dot is the size of the round flat end of a pencil eraser. I use an extra fine point sharpie and can barely cram 2 letters on 1 dot.

They're just handy for organizing stuff. My only real complaint is, the package contains more than 10x as many as I needed. It will literally last me the rest of my life at the rate I use them! lol.

United States on Oct 23, 2019

MrBob: For weeks I was looking for a way to identify action cameras and accessories. Let me explain. About a year ago I was forced into a power wheelchair. I tried for months to avoid one but after a series of falls I gave in. I just didn’t want to become inactive and needed something to keep me busy. I have a strong photographic background and started looking for a project I might be able to do from the chair. During some research I came across some small cameras known as action cameras. These are the cameras you see attached to helmets, skateboards and bikes which allows the user to record in both still and video. The research led me to purchase a couple of the more expensive cameras as they offered everything I was looking for. I attend a program at the local rehabilitation hospital where they teach new chair owners how to get around, maneuver inside, outside use and safety. Believe me, you just don’t jump in a new chair and get going. There is a learning curve, a big learning curve. On the first appointment I attached the new cameras to the chair. One at wheel level and one at shoulder height and I thought the results were great. I brought my Ultra Book computer along and during...

United States on Feb 20, 2019