1-25 Circle Number Stickers,1.2IN Small Waterproof Consecutive Vinyl Number Lables,1 to 25 Numbered Decals for Inventory, Storage, Organizing, Boxes, Toolbox, Lock (Blue)

Bought for classroom and my students computers . Each student is assigned a number and these are big enough for kids to see with out having to search. We have used painters tape, computer labels and they fall off, roll up and get dingy. These labels have stayed on and have not fallen off.

I used these to number the seats on a school bus, they are the perfect size, work within state regulations & have a strong sticky back that will withstand humidity, yet can be removed with a gentle tug. Turns out I needed 26 but otherwise I am pleased with this item.

So far, these peel-off numbers are sticking to the plates in my weight stack very well. The white on red on the black plates makes the numbers easier to read than the usual white on black. If you are renumbering the plates in equipment with a double weight stack, such as a functional trainer, you will need two sets of numbers if you want your stacks to match.

I'm a DIY guy with a multitude of boxes, containers, and cans in the basement. These include boxes of books I can no longer keep in the house, tools, drill bits, burrs, and cans filled with nuts, bolts, electrical components, and other miscellaneous items. Finding what I need can be a challenge, so I rely on labels—including numeric labels when they suit my needs. The product description is a mess. It contains the misleading phrase: “Small 1-10 Number Stickers.” To clarify, I received one sheet with 25 round labels, each 30mm in diameter, numbered from 1 to 25. These stickers are well-made, bright, and highly contrasting. For a change, they feature a well-known name—3M. The adhesive is sufficiently strong, and they work as intended.

Simple blue (I think red is available, too) vinyl cutouts, numbered 1-10. They are exactly as described in the listing. I'm happy with these, unironically, beyond all reason. What did I do with mine? I stuck them to smooth poker chips to use to select seat positions in my home game. (No rake! Perfectly legal! Go away, LEOs!) Funny story: I actually bought custom 1-10 poker chips many years ago, but then one player overenthusiastically slammed the 7 down, and broke it. As it happens, a set of 1-10 chips is useless if anything but the 1 or 10 gets broken. Anyway, these stuck securely, but can still be peeled off. I sincerely think they're great, and don't know what I hadn't thought of this before.