Uniclife 40 Pieces Key Tags 2 Inch Plastic Key Chain Tags with Ruled Blank Paper Labels Transparent Covers and Split Rings Sturdy Item Identifiers, White

Two features make this step above others I've used. First ring is heavier, some have very flimsy wire ring that is barely strong enough to hold single key. This is sturdier and can hold several keys.Second is that you can write on tab with marker and it doesn't bleed through to other side. This allows you to label keys on both sides so no matter how they are stored you can read label.Removing transparent cover is tricky at first, but if you use knife tip in the little slot it comes up easily.

If you have a junk drawer in the kitchen (and we all do), you probably have a bunch of mystery keys floating around the bottom of the drawer. These tags are just the ticket for keeping them organized. Easy to use and not too bulky. Now I can find any key I need and I still have 10 left.

I used these to label updated water valves in my basement. I removed the rings and used zip strips. The great thing is that the rings stay tightly closed but are easy to spread open when adding or removing. The tags are very easy to open and there is plenty of room to write. Fantastic buy and a real steal for the money!!!

They are sturdy. I was afraid they would come open, but they are holding up well. Exactly what we needed

Are use these to label the brand, size and style of my blue jeans. No more having to try on each pair to see how they fit!

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I have a large collection of coin operated vending machines and these tags finally let me sort and properly tag each key with a description as to which machine it belongs. Should have bought more. Large split ring makes for secure key attachment vs. a chain.

The description says "transparent," so I purchased these to make some gifts with my photos inside them. I expected them to be crystal clear. They are not. You will be able to read through them—so, tagging them "Back Door Key" or "68 Mustang" will work fine. But if you want to put any art inside them, you need another product, since these have a slight milky translucence to them. Granted, the word "transparent" is sometimes used to mean "see-through," but in the strict sense of the word it should refer only to things that are pretty much crystal clear.