Avery Printable Index Cards, 3" x 5", Matte White, 150 Cards

I needed to print index cards to keep membership records for a club (of 120 members) and I went to a well-known chain office supply store to pick up a package, which probably would have bee available for the standard cost of $24.50. Of all the AVERY products on the shelves of this story, wouldn't you know - the only item they do not carry is this one. The sales clerk offered to order a package for me but I said NO THANK YOU VERY MUCH - I WILL ORDER MY OWN FROM AMAZON, which I did and saved myself about ten bucks in the process. With the Prime free shipping, I received them in no time, and they are all printed and ready for the membership chairperson to do her thing. The printing went very smoothly. I used the avery label preset for the item number and created a 4-page document for printing, 3 labels per page, and made each page a different color - to conserve my ink supply of any particular color, as well as to keep working with the cards from being boring. I rear loaded my printer (though the cards would probably have fed through the bed just as well but why take chances) and they went through like a charm, no snags. Breaking off the edges and separating the cards was literally a snap. WILL order again.

Easy to use for my classroom. I made photography cheat cards for my yearbook kids and they survived double sided printing, unlike some of the cheaper brands. The cardstock quality is nice; what’s printed on the other side doesn’t show through. The ink stays put and doesn’t bleed into the paper. The perforation tears clean leaving no jagged edges or tears. I laminated the cards before attaching to each of our staff camera bags. Will purchase again when I run out!

These sheets work well in my printer and I have so far, after 4 separate printings, not had any problems with paper or Avery form code. Several reviews noted the large amount of wasted paper. They're are right, but if that's your problem, I suggest using a different form or a do-it-yourself format. I like this size because I can use a large font to meet the at-a-glance requirements of my older eyesight. Using them mostly for address cards, there is plenty of room for basic info AND (front or back) extra info I might want to include, such as work #'s, family members, emergency contacts, etc. As for wasted paper consideration, we recycle everything our community allows, also taking advantage of reusables, etc. Given that, we will sometimes accept some "waste"; it can usually be recycled. This is perfect for my needs and I consider it a good buy.

These cards work great. The Avery template for them is free and available to download. It works in Microsoft Word and LibreOffice. Grab the template, load it into your favorite word processor, and start cranking out cards. The cards themselves are easy to separate from the page. You just fold and snap off the edges. Easy as pie. The pages are clearly labeled so you know the front from the back and the top from the bottom. They pass through my laser printer (a Brother) easily and without any jams. Avery has been doing the printing for a long time and it shows. They got it right with these index cards. I highly recommend. In fact, I burned through my first pack and ordered two more. EDIT: I've seen some comments about Avery software being problematic. I don't use any Avery software. I just used the Word template to do my cards. It easily handles one and two sided cards without any hassle.

I used these cards to label crates and cages that had domestic or feral cats going to spay/neuter clinics. The cards are easy to format and print beautifully, and they fit nicely in the shop ticket holders that I attach to the carriers/cages with a show curtain ring. I love Avery products, but I am only giving it 4 stars because there wasted paper, and I think that they could have been 4 per page instead of 3 per page, which would not have any wasted paper. I don't like that I have to throw away the excess paper around the cards. However, they are also perfect for recipe cards, too. I'm sure there are many other uses, such as flashcards to help children study.

Avery index cards were just what I needed!

Could not find bible study cards on line. Made our own out of these. They are just right. Blessings to you

These work great in providing me with sign up cards as I need them in my application

Worked so perfectly as Menu cards for an engagement party. The Avery website templates let me customize the cards, gave great instructions for printing and worked seamlessly in my printer. Very happy and there is plenty in the package so I'm going to use them again at Christmas and other big dinner events!

Great product and free app.

I got these to study for an exam. The sheets are very high quality and easy to rip off the excess border excess papers. I like these compare to the traditional as I don’t have neat handwriting and often find myself running out of room on traditional index cards.

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Used this to print recipes for a Christmas card recipe exchange. Easy to set up on word and to print. Saved me a lot of writing.