Heavyweight White Blank Index Cards 3x5, 200 Count Blank Note Cards with 4 Pack Plastic Envelopes, Unlined Flash Cards for Studying

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• Premium Thick Paper Quality: These thick 3x5 index cards feature a 180 gsm, premium-weight paper, coming in packs of 50 individually wrapped white cards. Whether used as christmas cards or blank flashcards for studying, they excel in delivering superior quality
• Blank Surface for Creativity: Featuring a blank, unprinted surface, these blank cards allow for customization with writing, drawings, or printed content, offering endless possibilities for your creative needs
• Versatile Standard Size with Punch-Free Design & Customizable Cut: Each index card features a punch-free design, making it ideal for a multitude of purposes such as thank you cards, recipe cards, and study card creation. Additionally, you can customize the size by cutting the cards according to your needs, adding to its flexibility and practicality
• Versatile Standard Size with Punch-Free Design & Customizable Cut: Each index card features a punch-free design, making it ideal for a multitude of purposes such as thank you cards, recipe cards, and study card creation. Additionally, you can customize the size by cutting the cards according to your needs, adding to its flexibility and practicality
• Versatile Applications for Enhanced Efficiency: Whether you're studying for exams, taking work notes, or engaging in creative writing, this set of blank index cards unruled serves as your reliable assistant. They help you better organize information and boost your study and work efficiency. Furthermore, they can be tailored to serve as letter flashcards, study cards, or cue cards, showcasing their versatility and practicality in enhancing your learning and work experiences