Tabbies Mini Silver-Edged Bible Indexing Tabs, Old & New Testament, 80 Tabs Including 64 Books & 16

I haven't used it yet, but it seems fine.

As you can see it fits perfectly on my compact Bible! The ONLY part I didn't like about it was that it combined 1-3 John all in one tab. Now it's not too big of a deal but I didn't like how they just did that.Other than that, the tabs are super sturdy and the instructions are pretty straightforward. They are super tiny and I did have to use my tweezers to peel a tab off a page (extremely carefully) due to my mistake with the alignment.This is a definite must have for those with compact bibles!

Very easy to use and as long as you pull extremely carefully you can move it around most times, works great on my Bible 😊

As far as bible tabs go these are fine. The glue is a little forgiving so if you make a mistake you can carefully correct it and not tear the paper.The reason for the four stars is the template they provide you does not bend over at the top so you can hook it along the top edge of the paper and get that vertical indent you need to affix the tab. Mr Pen tabs do provide that in their template.As I said, otherwise these are fine. Yes I would buy them again if Mr Pen didn't have the size tabs I wanted.

Just what I was looking for and looks great !

Have Tabbies in all my bibles. Especially like the rainbow colored ones, but they weren’t available in the mini size.

Would give it a zero if it was possible. Tabs are so small it is hard to read. They are NOT repositionable. Therefore, if a mistake is made you are stuck with it or you have to rip it off. I do NOT recomment

I bought these back in Nov 2017 and I am absolutely loving these! I have a 20/19.5 vision and when these came i was surprised. I knew they would be small, but not that small. Anyway, i figured i didn't want to deal with the huge tabs because it would make it so much harder to find the books with on on top of each other, so i went ahead and started placing them. At first, i thought "what did i get myself into" and it didn't make sense, but thought "hey, i'm a resourceful woman, i can handle this..." So i read other reviews and dove right in.Follow My Journey Through My Pictures:1st: Place the Mini tab positioning guide on top of the page leaving space for the actual tab.2nd: Fold it onto the next page. This allows a better grip of the page and saves the tab from grouping pages together.3rd. Grab Tweezers and place your tab on your desired place and press the tab without folding it to stay in place.4. Place your finger behind the rest of the unfolded tab and push with tweezers to create the fold.5. Then fold it and again press down to stick.6. Continue till you fall asleep. haha!Things i learned!1. DO NOT do this right before midnight.2. Your very top and bottom tabs may rip the page, placing the tabs sideways. So go thru all your top & bottom ones, if you did not leave space on the top or bottom (see my pictures on how close the are to the edges) and stick some tape on the top of tab making sure it also tapes some of the page for protection.3. USE Tweezers! it will prevent the sticky side of tab from collecting any skin oils, dirt or fuss and sticking it on like that on your page.4. Your eyes will adjust to the small font at some point, if you have good vision.Wishing you Good Luck and Happy Reading!Hugs,Rosie LynnP.S. Sorry for the pictures being sideways.. still trying to figure out how to get them vertical.