1InTheOffice Index Cards 3 x 5 Ruled Pastel Colored, Assorted 300/Pack

When you sell to a teacher, you better have the exact count in the description. I wanted to use these for multiplication flash cards for each of my students. When I started to count them out for everyone, I only had 50 cards of each color. 50 multiplied to five colors equals 250 cards, not 300. I was short on cards for my students.

The color shown on the page is Blue, Pink, Purple, Yellow, and Green. What I received was Pink, Yellow, Orange (?), Blue and Green (?). The yellow and orange are so close in color that they are almost hard to tell apart. The blue and green are also very similar looking and no purple. I guess they swapped out the purple for the orange but as stated the color is so close to the yellow that it is hard to tell them apart. I will be ordering more cards from someone else as I need cards that will not stand a chance of being mixed up colorwise because each color was for a different subject and I need to be able I am pulling the write cards for the right subject.

I use these cards to memorize scripture verses. The colors are not too bright.

I gave this product a 4, not 5, only because of the thickness. I wish they were a little thicker. EVERY other feature is EXCELLENT--I like the colors (good for color coding, light enough to be able to read what's on 'em and not get that reverse color thing when you look at something white, 6 colors) and, so far, zero paper cuts from them (the thicker cards caused more blood loss). These would be excellent for term papers or other organization needs, because you can color code as you go.These cards are thicker than paper, by a lot; they are NOT as sturdy nor as stiff as card stock. The edges are more prone to wear and they will get soft sooner. This means that if you make flashcards, they'll wear out more quickly.

Exactly what I was looking for. I had some old ones made from recycled material that I loved but ran out. These come in closer to the old standard white but with a bit of softness to them. (If you work with enough paper, note cards, etc of different types you probably get what I'm saying). Writing is very smooth, no bleed and it doesn't matter what pen or pencil type I use. Price point was perfect and they come wrapped in packs, not one big lump of cards. Perfect.

Some big issues:- They aren't the colors in the main image. They're very pale pink, orange, yellow, green and blue, no purple.- You can tell they're really cheap quality. Pretty much the same thickness as printer paper.Some pros:- For just a super cheap thing to write on, they'll work just fine.- The lines aren't too dark on the back, so it's really easy to see your writingI got these to help me study as flashcards, and I kind of wish I had just spent the extra bucks to get something a little higher quality. They should at least last me until the end of the school year, but I doubt they'll withstand much more use after that. My biggest issue is I got these to match some cards I had already gotten from Staples that they stopped carrying (which do look like the ones in the picture), and I suppose it's my fault for not reading the description closely enough to see the colors actually listed there. Overall, they're not the worst cards I've purchased, and they'll do the job just fine, but I probably wouldn't recommend them as my number one choice.

These index cards are thicker than I thought they would be. They are at least as thick and strurdy as any regular index card and in my opinion even better. The pen writes so smoothly on them too. I have issues with regular index cards so I didn't know how my pens would write. The pen moves smoothly over the index card. I will definitely purchase these again.

They’re fine, I just needed more purple and I didn’t get any purple with mine.. I didn’t look far enough down the page to see that they also come in a pack with orange instead. So just be warned you might not get certain colors.