These things are great! I bought some for me, but my kids kept borrowing them for school, so I got them their own! I mostly use them in my planner (yes, old school paper) and lesson plan book for school. Everything looks neat and I can write in ink without worrying that it will get messy.

I'm in my 50s, so I remember the liquid Wite-Out formulas of my youth. You had to paint it on like nail polish %26 wait for it to dry before you could write over it. It also dried out in the bottle over time. I remember the first pack of the Wite-Out Correction Tape I used when it was widely available. The tape is thinner than the liquid ever was on the page %26 you can immediately write over the tape since it isn't wet. They have an extremely long shelf life - I haven't had an old one dry out or have a problem (unlike the old liquid version). Wite-Out Correction Tape is thick enough to cover ink in one swipe. You can even scrape it off with a fingernail if you accidentally cover something you want to show. I've used the correction tape on/for regular paper, notebook paper, cardstock, envelopes, calendars, planners, homework, work, typewriter, computer printers, pens, markers, crafts, handmade cards, etc. If it's paper with ink on it, you can usually cover it with the Wite-Out Correction Tape if needed. Wite-Out Correction Tape is a handy product to have in your house! It's one of my favorite products %26 I generally have them on hand so they are available when I need them.

I'm never going back to liquid correction fluid again. If you've ever used a correcting typewriter, this is basically the same concept they use. Drag it over what needs to be whited-out, and you can write over it immediately. I bought a single one and loved it so much that I bought a 4-pack to share.

I like to have these in house mostly when I'm updating everything on my calendar. I usually write all my upcoming appointments in magic marker on my calendar so when I make a mistake, these BIC White-Out EZ Correct Correction Tape, White are very helpful!

So easy to use. Beats waiting for liquid Wite - Out to dry before writing over it, or before turning pages of a book. Lets me outline, comment, cross-reference in the margins of my Bible--and even add an illustration at times--without fear of being able to edit and update if appropriate later.

There are no instructions, and this is the first time I've seen leading/cutting head located to line up at a 90 degree angle to the cutting edge. I ruined the first one trying to get it started. When I tried to pull the tape out it just got all gummed up

Great product (I've been using this brand for years) and the price for this 4-pack was comparable to top competitor. I keep them in several drawers around the house and I make sure I have a couple at the office too for correcting errors and typos on all sorts of documents and letters (beats having to wait for "correction ink" to dry.) I've never had the tape dry out on me either.

Absolute junk! The tape unspooled, and the white correction tape fell off in flakes that went EVERYWHERE (think glitter - but with white correction tape!) as soon as I took one of the pieces out of the package. The weird directions on how to tighten the tape (quick motion to the right??) just made the problem worse. Ended up throwing the whole package away. Waste of money.

Tape doesn't work too well

I love them. Use them on a daily basis.