Amazon Basics Blank Index Cards, White, 3" x 5", 1000 Count (10 Pack of 100)

I purchased these, along with a nice plastic receipe box and Polaroid instant camera. My project is to take photos of items in my home that I want my daughter to be aware of history, resale value and more. I just take the photo, let it develop then staple it to the index card. Next to the picture I write all the details. I will purchase blank index label cards and will most likely do room by room labels, i.e. living room, kitchen, etc.I love this idea, it makes it so much easier to let her know about items and not have to get super detailed in a will or trust.

The cards arrived on time and in good condition. I’m already using them and they've been very practical. The pack includes 1,000 cards, which is perfect if you need a large amount for studying, making notes, or even for crafts or office use. The paper has a decent thickness—not too thin—and you can write on them easily with a pen, pencil, or marker without it bleeding through. I’m very satisfied with the purchase and will definitely order again when I run out.

When I first opened the humble yet mighty package containing Amazon Basics Heavy Weight Ruled Lined Index Cards, I felt as though I had stumbled upon a treasure chest of limitless potential. Let me tell you: these aren’t just index cards—they’re the steadfast soldiers of productivity, ready to march into battle alongside your thoughts, ideas, and fleeting moments of genius.First Impressions: A Fortress of QualityThe crisp white surface of these 3x5-inch warriors gleams with the promise of durability. Each card feels weighty, not in a burdensome way, but in the reassuring manner of something built to endure endless jotting, highlighting, and flipping. They hold up magnificently to all my writing tools—be it the noble ballpoint pen, the dramatic highlighter, or the fiery gel pen. No bleed-through here! Each card is a fortress against ink tyranny.Lined Perfection: The Poet's GridThe subtle ruling on these cards is an unsung masterpiece. Neither too bold nor too faint, the lines guide your words with the grace of a ballet instructor—firm but never intrusive. Whether you're drafting epic to-do lists, sketching the outline of your next novel, or jotting down a recipe destined for greatness, these cards are your unswerving confidants.Heavyweight Champions: Sturdy as StoneUnlike lesser cards that crumple at the mere sight of a backpack or a breezy day, these index cards stand tall. I have subjected them to the harshest conditions—pockets, purses, and even the treacherous bottom of my desk drawer—and they emerge victorious every time, unbent and unbowed.100 Reasons to SmileWith 100 cards in each pack, the possibilities are endless. Want to conquer flashcards for a monumental exam? Done. Need to organize a chaotic project? Consider it handled. Planning the next epic wedding speech? These cards are your script, your stage, your standing ovation.Conclusion: Legends in Card FormFor a mere few dollars, Amazon Basics Heavy Weight Ruled Lined Index Cards don’t just meet expectations—they obliterate them. They’re the unsung heroes of stationery, the dependable allies in the war against disorganization. If you’re on the fence about this purchase, let me push you over (gently) into the promised land of productivity.

The index cards are of goo quality and ease to hold/use. I use about 1000 every 2 months and they are easy to store. Overall good index cards easily to write on and does not smear.

Super bueno este producto, viene con 1000 imderx para quien quiera escribir tarjetas suoer blancas de muy buen material 👍, lo recomiendo para quien quiera hacer tarjetas de presentación.

I measured the weight of this index card, and it was about 122gsm. 500 pieces stacked up to 9.5cm, which is thicker than expected for a card stock of 122gsm. So, this card is less "dense" or thicker for the weight. This is still _considerably_ lighter and flimsier than Oxford cards. I plan to use these cards for mostly short-term information management and take the information in a computer for finishing up, so this is still adequate for me, but if you are using cards for repeated uses over the long term, you might want to go for better quality options.The rule width is 6.3mm (measured).Two minor negatives. (1) The cards came in warped. Curly. I would have to bend backwards to straighten before writing, which is very annoying. I'll have to see if this goes away over time. (2) The surface is rougher than other index cards I have, including some no name brands, though this feels thicker for about the same weight. The downside is that, if you use a fountain pen with EF nib and dry feed, line may be skipping all the time. That is frustrating. Use medium or wet feed and the line will be ok. There is minimal feathering [1] and bleeding on this paper with all the pens and inks I tested with. It is also dip pen friendly. I can write Spencerian with a flex nib like Hunt 101, Hunt 22 or Brause 66EF (Arrorw) without any bleeding to the back or excessive feathering, but Gillot 170 may be a better match for this rough paper on narrow rule. Iron gall ink feathers a bit more than some of the well-behaved sumi ink. Gel pens (even 0.28 or 0.38mm) write well. Mechanical pencils and plastic erasers work well.[1] the ink does spread out from the line along the coarse fiber texture... as you expect from rough surface texture and cheap paper. But it is tolerable for what it is.

Absolutely loved my experience! Everything was handled with such attention to detail, and you can tell a lot of thought went into making it special. The atmosphere was welcoming, the service was consistently attentive, and the overall vibe made it easy to relax and enjoy. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for quality and a memorable time.

Estas index son muy buenas en cuanto a grosgrain. Y ,para escribir,casi cualquier boligrafo viene bien en ellas. Muy contenta