Oxford Index Cards, Index Cards, Blank on Both Sides, White
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About Oxford Index Cards, Index Cards, Blank on Both Sides, White
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
66% liked the ink compatibility, but 34% encountered issues
The card stock has the same type, texture, and outcomes.
If you use a thick Sharpie to write on the index cards, the ink will show through.
71% liked the consistent line spacing, but 29% encountered issues
For my work projects, cards with 1 to 3 indents are not acceptable.
69% praised the high-quality paper, whereas 31% found it thin
When I write with gel pens on index cards, there is no bleed-through.
These cards are more like quality writing paper than cardstock and are not as heavy as regular index cards.
I have never seen index cards as flimsy and lightweight as these.
72% appreciated the size variety, however 28% didn't
The 4x6 size of index cards is perfect for writing what's inside the box.
I was not expecting the notecards to be like this.
73% found them versatile, yet 27% thought they were small
These index-cards are versatile and can be used for leaving notes, making flashcards, recipe cards, and drawing.
I use index cards for note-taking and reminders because they are versatile.
I prefer blank design over lined cards as it allows for more versatility in using for art or larger print uses for smaller kids.
The notecards are not what I was expecting. The paper is thin and flexible, not like card stock. They are not ideal for flash cards or anything that you want sticking around for a while. They have just such a disposable feel to them.
