3M MMMR330UALT Post-it Pop-up Refill Notes 3x3 in 12-pack

Product Description

The 3M MMMR330UALT is a 12-pack of Post-it Pop-up Refill Notes designed for use with Post-it Pop-up Note Dispensers. Each pad measures 3x3 inches and contains 90 sheets in assorted colors. The accordion-style stacking design delivers one note at a time, allowing single-handed removal without fumbling through a loose stack. The repositionable adhesive holds notes firmly to most surfaces and releases cleanly without leaving marks or residue. Paper stock is sourced from certified, renewable, and responsibly managed forests. These refill pads are a practical consumable for any office, service counter, or job-site trailer where quick written notes are part of the daily workflow.

These refill pads are intended for use with compatible Post-it Pop-up Note Dispensers. The 3x3 inch format suits standard desktop and wall-mount dispensers. Assorted color packs allow color-coding by job, priority, or crew member. Each pack contains 12 individual pads at 90 sheets per pad, providing 1,080 total sheets per package. Suitable for general office environments, service departments, and facilities teams that go through sticky notes at volume.

Key Features

• Accordion-style design dispenses one note at a time for single-handed use
• Repositionable adhesive releases cleanly without marking surfaces or paper
• Assorted colors support color-coding and quick visual organization
• Paper sourced from certified renewable and responsibly managed forests
• 90 sheets per pad, 12 pads per pack, 1,080 total sheets per package
• Sized at 3x3 inches to fit standard Post-it Pop-up Note Dispensers

Compatibility

Designed for use with Post-it Pop-up Note Dispensers that accept 3x3 inch refill pads.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade licensing required for refill installation. Open the dispenser according to its manufacturer instructions, load the new pad accordion-side up, and thread the first note through the dispenser opening before closing. Avoid compressing the accordion stack during loading, as this can cause multiple notes to feed at once.