Digital Index White Card Stock, 92 Bright, 90lb, 8.5 X 11, White, 250/pack | Bundle of 5

Living in a small town, I always need to make a "Walmart run". I looked everywhere for card stock. We needed to print about 50 more Reading certificates for the children who had completed the reading program. I ordered from Walmart one day and it was there the next day. This card stock made the certificates look professionally done.

I needed cardstock quickly and our commercial office supplies store raised their prices again - this product/deal was more than 50% less than what we paid WITH A CORPORATE DISCOUNT! Office max-me-out of trusting long time vendors. This lightweight card is great for postcards, tabletents, etc. and runs through any paper tray or bypass on our Ricoh. Great value.

Not the 125lb I'm used to (it's 90), but my printer likes it better and the quality is fine.

I didn't realize when I bought these that they are just shy of poster board. Now that I read the description, I understand what I did wrong. Excellent paper, but a little to tough for my basic printing needs.

I am VERY Happy with this product. It is even higher quality than I expected at this price.

Needed to print insurance cards, this paper worked perfectly.

Great paper... doesn't crack when creased and folded. Professional printing grade stock,

This paper is okay, but I thought I was ordering card paper, this paper is too thin. The reviews made it sound as if it would be the type of paper that I was looking for, but it is not, so I m sending it back for a refund. I want card paper, not this thin stuff!!

cardstock weight and paper weight are 2 completely separate weight systems for measuring quality. paper weight of 90 = cardstock ("cover") weight of 60. this cardstock is cheaper quality and feel than the 65 lb cardstock I already have. each piece of this cardstock is about 0.05 oz lighter than the 65lb cardstock I have. I got this thinking that they were measuring the weight system as 90lb cardstock quality instead of 90lb paper quality. you can very easily feel that this cardstock is cheap quality, and any printed business cards using this will make you look like a cheapskate which is bad for a business image. if, however, you are printing other things on it, things that people won't be handling, then it may suit your purpose. I am giving it 1 star because of the misleading description. its not walmarts fault because they are just using the misleading information that the brand is passing to them. google "cardstock weight". this cardstock is 163 g/m2

PACKED WITHOUT PROTECTION CAUSING CORNERS TO BULGE AND CRUMPLE AND ALL OF THE PAPER HAD SCRUFF MARKS IN THE EDGE DUE TO THE BAD PACKAGING.