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

These are great. I like the mini size because I have a small Bible and they work well. I don’t apply them the way I am supposed to so I’m sure I’m making it harder on myself but it’s not difficult. They aren’t meant to be removed so they can rip your pages if you need to readjust. They are stylish. Easy to use. And have lasted a while. Great product.

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!

These have lasted for years! Strong mini tabs that are easy to read. Great thickness . The placement guide will help you position these on most Bible sizes

These bible tabs are nice to have. There are pros and cons to these tabs.ProsThey are nice to have on my bible. It makes it easier to find what I need. Having these tabs makes it so that by the time I find the verse my pastor is not two verses ahead.ConsThey are extremely small to they are hard to see. The size makes it difficult to grab the tabs which makes me nervous that I might one day rip the page and I have small hands. The size also makes them hard to put them on straight as well as use the ruler it comes with. However it is my fault for not reading the size that they clearly put on there site.The ONLY reason why I give four stars instead of five is due to the difficulty of putting the tabs on.

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

Suggestion: Fully plan out your Tabbing. It was important to me to have these PERMANENT tabs look nice inside my Bible. I didn't want 2 1/2 rows of tabs (I wanted ONE, but it wasn't possible.) So...use the measuring guide and COUNT how many tabs you'll be able to place down the length of your Bible, then count out the tabs.For me it was important because I didn't want to separate books like 1 Kings and 2 Kings. I wanted Matthew to start at the top of my Bible, if possible, thus I wanted Malachi to end at the bottom. To do this, I had to divide the Books of the Hebrew/Aramaic in half and try to make two full rows for those books.Then for the Christian Greek scriptures, I tried to place those books in one single row down the length of my Bible. Be aware that 1-3 John is ONE tab.These tabs do not include tabs for the apocrypha, which suited me ~ but should be mentioned for those who were in need of tabs for that reason.I used these tabs to label the books in a Hindi O.V. (BSI) Bible. The Bibles from the Bible Society of India seem to be 8.75 x 5.5 inches, so for that size it made about 3 equal rows in each Bible that we tabbed.Useful info: These are SMALL tabs, not big like the one produced for Children. The print is small. The tabs are permanent. They are printed in ENGLISH. Some abbreviation is used to fit on the tabs. (for ex: "1 Chronic." and "2 Thessal." )

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

Easy to put on with a steady hand and a good flash light