Mead #10 White Gummed Business Envelopes, 50 Count (75050)

I like and use these %2310 envelopes to receive correspondence back from clients. I fold and enclose them in outgoing mail. I prefer the lick and stick because the peel and stick sometimes pop open in route to me and all I get is an empty envelope. If the lick and seal is going to fail it does it right away, and you can tape it. On peel and stick may take hours to fail, and by that time it may already have been dropped off at a box. All seals on envelopes will start to fail after a few years of storage so I buy only what you can use in one year. You can't hold that against them, just buy in smaller quantities to avoid that issue.

Mead has been making stationary for over 20 years. This is just the standard envelope with the same quality from back than and before. If its not broke, don't fix it.

this was great. I think people have gotten away from standard letter sending. just buy them to send an occasional snail mail. people appreciate the time it takes to write and mail it off

This item is your typical white mailing envelope which is what you need for ordinary everyday mail. great pribe.

great for sending correspondence. enough glue on envelope to close when licking envelope shut. stays shut. holds a few pages in envelope.

I like these envelopes for mailing my bill payments and other stuffs. They're safe and costs reasonably affordable.

Comes in handy when you need to mail a letter or documents. No need to purchase envelopes from the currency exchange.

Thin, shipping took a while then I returned upon receiving, as I found the same brand by then for less $.

These are very, very cheap quality. They have no privacy print, and because they are so thin, it's easy to see inside! The glue strip is also poor and does not stick well. These would not hold up in any kind of mailbox moisture; even when wetting the strip to close it, the ink ran immediately and the paper started to disintegrate... from only a few drops of water

The corner of the package is damaged and several of the envelopes inside the package had crushed corners.