Avery 8 Tab Dividers for 3 Ring Binder, Easy Print & Apply Clear Label Strip for Copiers, Index Maker Customizable White Tabs, 5 Sets (11422)

Easy to use, saves you time. These are my go toos! The Labels are clear and print very well.

I’m happy with this product. I like that it comes with both the dividers and the printing labels for the tabs.

Love this line of Dividers - I know it's also available in a 3 Tab, 5 Tab, and 12 Tab. Avery makes a very sturdy tabbed divider. These are 3 hole punched with a thin reinforcement surrounding the holes. And the tabs are laminated so they don't wear out quickly. This package comes with multiple pages of labels, including the Easy Apply strip. SUUUUPER Easy to apply. I had to quickly put together a binder with over 40 tabs on short notice and this product simplified the project tremendously and I have faith it will hold up for a long time.

Had a really hard time finding the white (non-multicolor) 8-tab (non-write-on) tabs locally, and even online. This offers plenty of tabs to get everything organized.Comes with two pages of labels, and a page of the easy apply labels, which are actually really nice and helpful for applying a whole row.We put these in the Bindertek barrister binders and the office looks professional and everyone can find things easily, every time. Beats the heck out of those flimsy write on tabs.

They're easy to use, but are very small. So if your Tab words are long, these labels won't work. I suggest you get the five tab one because the tabs are larger. Also, I got the Avery 11422 and the label sheet is vertical, not horizontal. You can; however, flip the words so they're displayed horizontally.

tiny writing/typing space so must keep words very brief/short, but needed it bad and it worked... typing it out was a hassle but the manual use was a breeze!

I didn't want to order these but finding full sheets of small labels for tabs on dividers is almost impossible. My printers (2) can't adhere to the margins on the master sheet. Therefore, any "test" sheet does not match the master sheet. My printers do not have a "labels" print setting but my com[uter does. I have tried unsuccessfully so many time to type in what I want in the labels on the computer but they never line up with the actual master after I print them out. I ended up throwing these away. Finally found a sheet of the size labels I need and just typed in the information and sent it off to Avery to print. I have both a laser and ink jet - neither can print out something that lines up with the master. I would prefer Avery simply gave me the margin measurements.

Why are a few pieces of paper and plastic so darn expensive?! Not only that, but the quick-tab installation doesn't actually line up 100% correctly with the tabs provided, which are a bit wider. If you're gonna charge so damn much for this, it should actually line up correctly. Whilst it works well enough, and it's pretty much the only game in town, I wish there was a better alternative.