Mr-Label White Thick Plastic Key Tag with Printable Label & Key Ring - Two Sides Writable | Waterproof | Tear-Resistant | Durable - Great for Car Dealership, Rental & Repair Business (White, 100 Tags)

These tags were perfect to use when organizing and labeling the multitude of keys we have in our drawers at home. So many things come with locks but keeping the little keys organized and labeled was a problem, This solved that and easily!

Nice key tags, makes sorting and finding the correct keys easy. Easy to write on and durable.

My purpose for these key labels is to keep my spare house and car keys organized. Over time, one often collects a considerable number of keys and without a label, it is one forgets which key serves which lock and which keys are old and serve no use anymore. Now my spare key rack is organized, and I can easily find an extra key when I need on. I made no use of the printable labels and even do not need all the key rings. However, it is good to always have a few extra around. Note that these labels are not for daily, but rather for occasional use.

The other products that I had purchased in the past also claim that they are writable and waterproof but actually not at all. I am very happy that I found this product.

When I ordered these, I was looking for a simple way to label a series of containers. These seemed like a good deal at fourteen cents a piece. I noticed the sheets of labels, but didn't think twice about them since I figured I would use a sharpie to write on the tags.Once they arrived, they were pretty much what I expected. The tags are little plastic cards - a little smaller and thinner than a credit card (and correspondingly a little less sturdy). The rings are standard light duty key rings.The part that surprised me were the labels. They have instructions on how to use templates to print out the labels. Since my handwriting is very, very bad, I thought I would give it a try. I figured I was likely in for a half hour of frustration. I don't have MicroSoft Office, so I needed a word processor that would work. The instructions mentioned Libre Office (a free Office alternative). It only took about two minutes to load up Libre. Then I went to the Mr-Label website. It took another two minutes to find, download, and open the correct template. I then entered same names for a few labels, put one of the included sheets of labels in the single sheet feeder of our printer and hit print. It was amazingly easy.Typically, I give four starts to products that meet expectations. A fifth star requires a product to stand out in some way. The easy to use labels make this product a five star product.