MADE IN USA – Debra Dale Designs Compact Flashcard Set – Durable, Portable & Organized for Study On-the-Go – Premium Quality Study Supplies

From the subtle off-white coloring to the tasteful thickness of it. So classy.

I am quite happy with this product. I’m beginning to learn Japanese, so I must memorize over 70 hiragana characters, then learn over 70 katakana ones. All before tackling the thousands of Kanji characters.These cards have plenty of room to write the vocabulary words. The cards have a hole drilled in them, and five metal rings to help keep everything organized.The box is also very nice. It has a Velcro closure to keep the cards from falling out. I definitely recommend these to anyone who needs flashcards to memorize items.

What a wonderful product! For years my son and I made do with large blank flash cards from the local Homeschool Supply Store. I then used them myself when I began working on my advanced degree. However, they were too large to fit comfortably in my small hand or manipulate one-handed. They DID have one curved corner--- very helpful keeping them in order--- but that's just about the only downside compared to these. I hadn't noticed when I ordered them that they were business-card sized--- smaller than I expected, business card sized, but it's actually a pleasant surprise. Large enough for my purpose, and great to have a few in your wallet when you need to jot something down, give someone your phone or address, etc. The paper is good quality, better by far than grocery-store index cards, and it's certainly worth the extra expense when you factor in the convenience of the locking plastic container and the durability of the cards themselves. My pen (Papermate Silk 1.6--- my absolute favorite) glides across them nicely, no smudging. The bonus is the plastic storage container--- no more rubber bands! It snaps shut and they don't get all smooshed up in my bag. I keep them organized via Post-It flags, and can easily grab the ones I need when I only need a portion of them. My son still has several unused boxes of his old, larger ones, but he's donating them to his school library so he can buy a few boxes of these for himself--- no stealing mine. Writing and rewriting and copying info over and over (as opposed to rereading, or listening to recorded notes) is my preferred method of study, as far back as I can recall, and these cards do the job nicely.

This product is "ok", definitely not the best. These paper cards are described like business cards. They are probably half that thick. I would call them paper rectangles, not cards. They are not made of cardstock. If you are going to use them for any length of time they won't hold up unless you are very careful. The rings to hold them together are fine.I needed to keep color swatches on them that are used every day. I had to find something else entirely because paper isn't sturdy enough.

I am not a huge fan of having to take notebooks with me everywhere I go, and end up missing out on a few important brain thoughts. So, I started looking for something that would be more portable, and be readily available, so here's where these tiny cards come in.They're in a box with a tiny little velcro closure, which was surprising to me.The cards themselves are plentiful, and sturdy. Certainly something that can take a note, and go with you. Post-it notes can't hold a match to these things. Easy go, and easy toss (recycle!). For when you're idea is in your head, and you don't want to get your phone, and search for an app, or dig through your back pack and find your notebook. I keep a few in my wallet, and some extras in different pockets. Along with a little deck on my desk.Perfect little companion for anyone looking to keep track of their thoughts. Hopefully they're around for a good while, I might need to stock up on these!

The description was accurate. The cards are made of good index card stock with good clean edges. The box is functional.I am using the cards for the kanji flashcards with "Remembering the Kanji", and they work well.Previously, I used Avery business card stock that were perforated on a sheet. Those cards were thicker & had a better tactile sensation, but I paid for the quality at about $10 per sheet of 250. They cost more these days. It would be over $40 to get the 1100 cards, minus the box, so it's not an apples to apples comparison. All in all, I consider that I got my money's worth.A quick note, while looking at this item, I weighed the different reviews and noted that the dissatisfied customers were mostly from two years ago. The description of the clear box also differs from the current offering, so I surmise from my own experience that there were growing pains that got ironed out.

a great idea for stamping tons of greetings/sentiments ahead of time for my handmade greeting cards..just have cards made up and these white shaped cards stamped with the wording and will go nicely with any card..I bought over 1,000 so I can have sympathy, birthday, wedding, get well, happy birthday best wishes etc already stamped in black or any colors and I have them filed in an index box (boxes) alphabetically so if I need a quick get well greeting, just look under G. Love love love this product, can’t say enough good things about them for stampers and other card makers and I have even found they fit many of my punches so I can have different shaped greeting already done (I have also bought the colored ones too..) 😊👍