Colorful Bible Indexing Tabs - 90 Peel & Stick Tabs for Scripture Study

I've placed tabs on many Bibles over the years, and can say without a doubt, these were the easiest to use and to read. The adhesive doesn't feel like much, but my old eyes ain't what they used to be, so I needed larger print on the tabs, and after watching the video, took a chance on these. These tabs are beautiful, and I would recommend them and I would purchase them again. Having chosen the 'purple' set, I do feel there are more greens and aquas than purples - which isn't a deal-breaker for me, but I truly dislike the flesh-toned/beige tabs - compared to the more colorful ones, they are quite boring - borderline ugly.I only had difficulty with one tab, 1 Peter - he simply would not go on the page straight, so he got evicted a few times and then, finally, he behaved and lined up correctly (sort of - I realized the tab was straight but the print was a bit 'off'). In all those evictions, he did not tear a Bible page or lose adhesive (but one must evict s-l-o-w-l-y for that to occur). I will say that, overall, it is a lovely set of tabs, easy to use but it takes time and patience, and they are easy to read. I will also say that the guide was pretty useless: before removing any of the tabs from their home page, I played around with how I wanted to use them, how many in a row down the edge of the Bible, and no matter what I did with a template I made on the copier so I would know exactly how I wanted to place them, the enclosed 'guide' just didn't work. The spaces between the guide lines are too far apart to line anything up perfectly as in the photo shown with the product description where the tabs are in perfect alignment (good luck with that!), but again, not a problem for me because I like to space my tabs out so I can see them - more a *fan* effect than a regimented perfect placement of each tab behind another. I just feel 'what's the point of tabs?' if you have to flip several times before finding what you want. With the scattered way I used them, when the Bible is open on a table or on my lap, I can see them all at a glance. Oh, one more thing: while there are extra blank tabs included in the set, there are no tabs for "Old Testament" or "New Testament", and while that disappointed me, my handwriting isn't good enough to even attempt to make my own using the blanks. But the blanks are there - 24 blank spares in the set I purchased. The bookmark enclosed with the tab stickers is nice, but the reverse side contains a warning at the bottom about it including small parts not suitable for children under the age of 3 (I'm thinking that means the tassel). Not sure why that is necessary on a faith-based bookmark, or that any child under the age of 3 might be reading the Bible, but it does ruin the bookmark for me: prior to placing it in the Bible, I'll tape a prayer card over the back to cover up that warning.