NextDayLabels - Laser Printer Blank Perforated Cards 6 up per Page, for School registration cards, Delivery Cards, Inventory Tags, Response Cards, RSVP Cards, Trip Tickets, ETC, 1200 White Cards

I bought these to make party entry tickets to a Valentines Day Ball. This paper served it's purpose for what I needed. The paper isn't very thick, not card stock thickness, but it did the job well. The paper is crisp and printed very well, no smudges or tears. The party was a success and no one brought in torn tickets so the paper withstood handling by multiple people until the party. This was a great value.

I needed a card to create a program card for a production. The card includes a QR for the online program, but I also wanted space for more information. I tried several card sizes and wasn't happy. Either the card was too big, paper was wasted on the page (only 3 cards per page, the rest to be discarded), or not enough cards to a page for a card the right size. This was just right!! Very easy to print and separate. Highly recommended!

These cards asre great for use with mylaser printer. When combined with CANVA and creativity, the sky's the limit! Print cards for a fraction of what a commercial printer would charge!

I would have preferred heavier card stock but it was still worthwhile.

This product was used for payment receipts to Uber and Lyft riders who need a proof of payment for reimbursement purposes. Templates for these and other forms can be found at the website.

I saw some reviews saying that they were having trouble with formatting, etc. Rather than go to their site to get their template (I’m lazy), I created a Publisher document. I “inserted” a table 3 rows, 2 columns, and copied and pasted text. Had to make a few easy modifications and voila! No problem!

I bought these for little thank you notes when I do my gig delivery jobs. But I couldn’t find any good templates to use. It took me forever to create my own template but realized after the time it took, that buying standard size cards with hundreds of templates available would’ve probably been a lot easier.

I used these to make flashcards. It took about 10 minutes of math and diagraming to figure out how to properly print these two sided from a document that has one card per page. Print order for a 6 card page is 1 3 5 7 9 11 13 4 2 8 6 12 10. Once I got that worked out the printer printed a set of 700+ flash cards in a breeze vs. it printing one at a time with regular index cards. For some reason it takes my printer 30 seconds to print a one sided index card, but it can print these sheets double sided (6 cards at a time) at 28ppm (which is 168 cards per minute). Even with a stack of 30 sheets, the perforations allow you to quickly separate the cards.

The was perforated so that only 4 labels could be cut. I paid $65 so that as I needed the size. This was a waste