ChromaLabel 1/4 Inch Circle Sticker Labels, Easy to Write on Colored Dot Stickers with Handy Dispenser, Round Color Coding Labels - 1000 Sticky Dots, Black Stickers

Used as recommended on You Tube to help see side markers on my Guitar.Recently purchased Fender Strat, under certain lighting are markers hard to see.These work great, very durable, very easy to see even under low light situations like gigging at a bar.

I started using these on my bass as fret markers while playing live. These fluorescent dots help me see like nothing else! They aren't permanent, but a box has plenty to last for a good long while. I would recommend these to any guitar or bass player who has issues seeing their fret markers on stage!

I needed to somehow label the movies in my collection that we haven’t watched yet. There’s over 2,000 movies in total, and I was losing track of the unwatched ones. I tried buying dot stickers from Office Depot, but they were larger and didn’t stick on well. These are the perfect solution. Perfect size to attach to the spine, bright colors, (I bought the fluorescent green), and they stick solidly but peel off easily when needed. So I can see at a glance which ones I haven’t watched yet. The perfect solution. Very happy with my purchase.

They did well. Only one came off but that was me not wiping the oils off the board enough.

Side dot markers that stay and are not huge , plus they glow

Looking for the perfect sized sticker to cover up your iPhone/iPad/MacBook front facing camera? These are it.These dots are the perfect size for discreetly covering the front facing cameras on your devices, without significantly effecting the look of your device.They're thick and hearty labels, but it takes two of them one on top of the another to block the light completely.A great product for those who may be selfie/video chat adverse, and would rather not trust software based privacy settings to ensure the camera is not active/available.These stickers are durable and stay put; though the color begins to gradually wear off around the edges of the top dot after many cleanings. However, they're plentiful and inexpensive enough to just replace as needed. I've been using the same ones for about 2 months now.A side note:I wish smart device manufacturers would consider testing out a non-camera options for their devices; I wonder how well they would sell? Another socially conscious idea is to at least design some models with an obvious sliding cover for the rear facing camera that hides the lens. This would be a very friendly etiquette feature to use while you're in public places or no-camera venues. This way, people would know you're just looking at your device and not them, and sends the conscientious unspoken message that you respect other's privacy. By making the covers easily viewable, they might also provide a subtle reminder to other smart device users, that perhaps there are occasions and spaces where it's not appropriate for you to take pictures or record video that might include others around you and without their permission.

Watched a video made by fluff and followed his instructions on installing the product. And installed exactly as was stated. Product did not stick for more than twice of play time. Was only 62 degrees in room.

After watching a video from fluffy in YouTube, and following a recommendation of a friend, I decided to buy them to try. There is an issue when you play in low light and that’s you lose the track of the dots on your guitar, so you may be hitting the wrong note. Well, these stickers solve that issue. They are not fluorescent, however they can be seen in low light conditions and helps you when your playing specially when you’re getting into the age of using glasses. I just love them. They helped to visualize the fretboard in a easy way.