200 Sheets Colored Index Cards 3x5 Ruled, Thick Flash Cards for Studying, 3x5 Note Cards with Lined Plain Sides, Colorful Notecards Flashcards for School Office Home (4 Colors, 50 Sheets per Color)

If you have four different subjects to use note cards on and need to distinguish between subjects, this set of four colors can be a great option for those who prefer not to use all white flash cards. Here are some pros and cons to consider.Pros:- They are ruled, meaning there are lines for you to write neatly.- Thickness of the paper is slightly thicker than average.- Quality of the lines is good in that there are no lines that do not appear not straight.Cons:- The absence of a hole at the top left (where I prefer mine to be) means that for those who want a metal ring to group the cards together, a ring must be punched where you desire the hole to be.Overall, these are good quality flash cards that I do recommend.

This assortment of cards is aesthetically pleasing, with nice pastel colors. They worked great for my daughter’s color coding of anatomy terms, but the cards are thinner than usual, so I deducted a star. At $5 for 200 cards, I expected more. Same quality would be $2 at a dollar store, but likely not with colored cards.

My daughter is nursing school so she goes through a lot of index cards! I ordered these for her and she said they worked like a charm. Now I have to order more since she went through them in a week. The memorization is unreal in that program, so buy lots and lots of these cards if you or a loved one is doing a nursing program!

I keep notes on 3X5 cards for items I am selling. These are great because I can stick them on the item, so things do not get confused in storage. I love the colors. They help organize different groups of stock. They do not seem very heavy to me, but they work just fine. They serve the purpose for me, and I am happy with them.

These notecards are exactly what you'd expect. Multiple colors that are vibrant. And they're perfectly writable. No complaints.

These are thinner than I was hoping for. Flashcards are meant to be handled over and over again, and I'm a little concerned with their ability to withstand various study sessions.However, as is, I like the colors. And at the end of the day, they're flashcards. They get the job done.

This is a good notecard set, although a little higher priced than expected. The paper is thick, and the lines and colors are bold and clear.

My first impression of these cards is that they aren't super thick. Yes, they are cardstock, just not any thicker than 110lb paper. Texture feels a little smoother than construction paper. Not a big deal, but so far the yellow and blue have some cards (not all) where the ruled lines don't make it all the way to the end. When I bent a single card lightly between my fingers, the edges curled up and stayed curled. I got these for my daughter's science memory work, and I don't see her not having a bunch of bent cards after studying. Oh well, I think the various colors will help color code the categories she's to memorize. I tried a few different pens to see if the ink would bleed through. There was no bleed through, even with the fine and ultra fine point permanent markers, though the fine point permanent marker can be seen through the paper when the card is flat. When you lift the card up to the light, all of the writing can be seen through it. Still, I don't think these are any worse than your standard index cards you'd buy at the store. You'd need to spend a lot more to get super thick cards. So these will be fine for our purposes.