Uniclife 24 Pcs Key Covers Caps 1 Inch Key Covers Protectors with Blank Paper Labels and Clear Windows Soft Key Identifiers for Standard Regular Thin Flat House Keys (Not for Odd-Shaped), 6 Colors

I used them the keys in my job, Perfect

These are good tags, I have lot of keys.

Very good covers for the price but they can become loose after some time. The plastic cover came separate from the cover itself and not that easy to re-insert.

These weren't tough enough for my purpose. They'd move off the key and the paper would slide around. They'd probably be great for keys you hang by the door for a shed or filing cabinet or tractor, but it's not for everyday use of keys being put in pockets and banged around and so on.

The key cover protectors worked pretty well. Good value. Good colors. The organization is good too. It removes easily.

Works for what I needed it for. It's not fun dealing with having to assemble it all but that's just because it's small. These are helping me big time, I have a father with dementia who wanders and we had to get locks for the doors and the keys pretty much look the same. This way I can quickly identify one of the keys. You may have to pull the rubber back to get the lock all the way in the door, only happens to me occasionally.

I have to carry a big ring of keys for work. My boss had a label maker that he'd print out tiny key labels on, but those eventually fall off the keys (those kinds of labels are supposed to be for file folders or stuff like that, anyway). These key cap tags looked like the ideal solution. Well, looks can be deceiving. The little label windows are just a flimsy bit of paper with a piece of clear cellophane over them. There's essentially nothing holding the label in place. The labels I made for them all smeared and fell out within a few days. I still use the caps for color-coding the keys, and just remember which color is for which key... but for that I would have been better off with those colored key-head rims. Why? Because even for the decent-size typical Schlage door keys, these caps cover more than the head of the key. They cover all the way down onto the beginning of the key teeth, which makes it hard to get the keys all the way into the locks. Bummer.

My elderly father was getting his keys mixed up so now he doesn’t and that’s huge to all of us and him. What a great idea!