Pen+Gear Ruled Index Cards, Pastel Colors, 100 Count, 3 in x 5 in

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.

Some times you just need to write something down to keep it close at hand. I still do that. Don't like a computer for everything. I'm still old school.

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.

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.

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.

Color sorting out my categories of passwords for shopping, doctors, mail, etc. Very helpful because there is room to change info if needed and I do change passwords often for safety. Don"t cook much anymore so stick to the tried and true recipes at the back of my file box.

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

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.

These are made of VERY thin cardstock. I wouldn't even call it card stock. It's really thick paper. Does not work at all for an index cards. I wanted to use these for flashcards, but they're just too fragile. Do not recommend.