(8 pack) Pen+Gear Blank Index Cards, 3" x 5", White, 100 Count

didn't realize these are unlined, so decided to use these for recipe cards, taking them off my phone where I 've jammed on about 100 and put them on cards where I can more easily choose. Color coding recipes will definitely make searching easier also.

I am a big fan of Pen %26 Gear products. I have been purchasing their products for many years and will continue to purchase their products. Index cards colored %26 plain white. Labels and especially their notebooks. They are reasonably priced each product that I purchase. Lets not forget their copy paper either.

Ive used pen and gear pastel colored index cards for several years now. The individual cards are thick. The pastel colors are very eye pleasing. I use them for recipes, notes, shopping list, flash cards, and so much more. The price is grate. If pen and gear made them in more colors id definitely buy them. i highly recommend!

There are so many uses for them. I use them with alphabetic tabbed cards instead of an address book. I use them to keep track of passwords - one card for each app. My grandchildren use them as flash cards - write the question on one side and the answer on the other to study for school and color code by subject

We use a lot of index cards and I usually don't. It the colored ones. These make me happy. The colors are great, there are standard lines on one side making studying fun. We used these for vocabulary words and definitions for science. The colors allowed us to group the words and just was enjoyable. Over all these are good quality index cards. They stand well in a index card holder. Lines on one side but solid on the other. Great for school, work, or personal use.

Easy to write on. Pen doesnt smear. They feel good in the hand. These are good for pop quiz questions. I like that you can write on both sides and the wording doesnt bleed through.

What can you say about index cards lol. These are for a craft trunk I'm making for my granddaughter for Christmas. Cute colors and no lines which is a plus for crafting.

Son needed for Earth/Environmental Science for school. Cheaper than the bright ones. I don't know what they'll be doing with them but they were required, maybe for flash cards or study notes? Easy to use, sturdy so not easily torn.

I bought these for school but my kid ends up using most all of them to make his own version of Pokémon cards, lol. They are what they are supposed to be. Average thickness. Easy to write/draw on.

These index cards are extremely thin. They feel the same weight as regular color paper. The ink from a pen shows through on the other side. I haven't handled them much and the corners are already curling up. I appreciate that Walmart likes to offer low priced solutions, but the poor quality of the paper actually makes them unusable.