Super Sticky Notes, Double The Sticking Power, 12 Pads, 1080 Sheets, 76 mm x 76 mm, Canary Yellow - Self-Sticking Notes for Walls, Monitors and Fridge

Sticky innit, sticks to stuff, most stuff

I have been using Post-It Notes, the genuine 3M-branded version, since 1984. They were always handy for the office, but in recent years I've used them for carrying my shopping list in my PVC wallet. There was always a tendency for them to come adrift, so when I saw the Super-Sticky on Amazon I ordered them. I tested against the regular type by sticking to the polythene postal wrapper. The Super-Sticky Manifestly feels stickier as you peel it away. Comparing with the regular type, the regular "unsticks" as about 30% of the note has peeled away, whereas the super-sticky peels to about 90% before unsticking. The results are the same for my PVC wallet. I'm happy to endorse this product.

PERFECT

Good value fast delivery

An essential piece of office or household kit. They seem to get everywhere

Excellent.

What can one say does the job as one would expect

Sometimes you have to go with the branded sticky notes. I tried non "Post-It" branded ones but they either don't have enough stick or lose their stick too quickly. These cost a little more than other brands but are worth it if you don't want your sticky notes all over the floor after a few weeks.

I will buy it again

Good stuff. Can’t complain.

i have to say very good quality. was pleased with this. use it all the time

I didn't know these even existed before 2 weeks ago until I saw someone mention them on Twitter. And of course I instantly flipped to Amazon and there they were, all shapes and colours! So I searched to find the most economical and useful choice (because they are more pricey than the 'discount' brands). The great news: they are truly more sticky and they just peel off after sticking. I will no longer have the problem of my notes falling off conference room windows and having to use masking tape to keep them affixed for Viewing

Utterly useless junk that cannot be properly used for their intended purpose. How hard is it to create a post it note that you can write on reliably? I wouldn't have thought it would be hard, but apparently it is far too hard for this manufacturer. Maybe in total 50% of the post it notes work properly with pens, with the balance having impossible to see sections that will not hold ink. In other words you will start writing a post-it note and be unable to read entire parts of it because the ink will not hold, meaning you have to throw it in the bin and start again, wasting not only your time but also your money. At first I thought this may be a problem with my pens, however after now having tried over a dozen different pens from different manufacturers, and the problem repeating consistently, it is not the pens it is the junk being sold as a post-it note.