Post-it Flags, Assorted Primary Colors, 1" Flags, 160 total Flags

I like these post-it flags. They are better than the smaller slim paper ones I bought before. These are wider in width. It would be nice if they came in other colors beside these. Besides that I like them and worked for me.

I do a mountain of paperwork...really you wouldn't believe the amount! Each page has to have from 1 to 4 signatures. I've color coded the signatures on each page. For example all homeowners' signatures are yellow, supervisor red, notary green, etc. I can instantly tell with just a glance whose signature is needed.

My daughter uses these all the time to separate her school note, her sheet music, and tab pages in books. She finally got me to try these and I Love them!! I use them for my documents at work and they make it amazingly easy for me to find important document! P.S. My Boss loves them!!

I just love these flags you can put them on the pages of a magazine or book where you left off reading and go back to it without the bulkiness of a book mark, and won't fall out. And they are perfect for other stuff like my crafting making notes to myself with them sorting and stuff like that. Thanks for a great product!

I love Post-It Flags. I bought them on a impulse purchase and use them for everything. I homeschool and they are in every school book I use. They hold my page better than a bookmark ever could. They peel off easily and are still sticky enough to use again. I am half way through my curriculum and they are still going strong. I would highly recommend these to anyone. Flags are great for reading, organizing, etc... I can only imagine the possibilities for use in an office. I hope you purchase and enjoy your flags as much as I have.

I find this product to be useful in more ways than one. I can use it as: a book marker; a marker in a file, or letter that need research; a reminder attached to my cell phone; a reminder attached to my daughters steering wheel, etc. They are so small, yet can do so much!

I work out of my home office - but I am an extremely unorganized individual. I am a scribbler which means that I scribble tidbits of information on a notebook in to discernible fashion. Some scribbles are extremely important - information that needs to be used at a future date - while other scribbles are simply things that I want to have handy. By using the Post-It flags I am able to easily mark the importance fo each scribble so that the information can then be recorded in a more 'organized' fashion. When I make a scribble I used a flag which discerns its importance - red for important, yellow for something I want to remember, green for not important but something I may want to look at again later. When the notebook is full I then flip through it and file away the information according to its importance. I then tuck the notebook in a file cabinet and open the next one - assured that I didn't overlook anything of importance.

I use a lot of post-it products in my personal as well as my professional life. I find so many uses for them. When doing research I use them for holding place on a page I will need to refer back to. reading for myself as a book mark that will not fall out. colore coding project folders so infomation dose not get lost or mixed up. With my sons school to mark things he will need to review for tests. There are hundreds of uses only limited by what you can think of.

I really love this product, and use it for everything. I use it as a bookmark, in my planner for headings, for our schedule at work, and for peeping out over the top when I stand notebooks up. I go through them like there is no tomorrow, so we constantly have them on our list of things to buy. I recommend them highly to anyone who wants a product that can be used in many ways.

As a teacher, I love my Postit products! Flaggs make my job easier and more fun. I use the flags in the teacher text and workbooks to mark the passages I am covering and to write reminder notes on of ideas I want to incorporate in the day's lesson. If the lesson works then I can keep the flag there for future use and if it doesn't I remove it and plan for the next lesson.