Amazon Basics Blank Index Cards, White, 4" x 6", 1000 Count (Pack of 2)

These index cards are perfect for daily sweepstakes entries. They're sturdy, smooth, and the ideal size for handwritten mail-ins. With 1000 cards, I’m stocked for months!📝 Perfect for Mail-In Entries: Thick enough to handle ink without bleeding—great for neat, professional-looking submissions.📦 Bulk Pack = Great Value: Two packs of 500 means fewer trips to the store and more time entering to win!Highly recommend for any sweepstakes enthusiast looking to stay organized and well-supplied!

These 4x6 index cards are exactly what I needed! The paper is thick and sturdy, which makes them perfect for studying, organizing notes, or writing recipes. The size is ideal — bigger than standard cards, so I have more space to write without everything looking cramped. They don’t bleed through with pens or highlighters, and the surface is smooth to write on. I’m very happy with this purchase and will definitely be buying more!

Estas fichas me han encantado. El tamaño es ideal para tomar notas, hacer resúmenes, recetas o incluso para estudiar. El papel es grueso y no se traspasa la tinta. Vienen bien empacadas y listas para usar. Me han ayudado mucho a mantenerme organizada. ¡Recomendadas 100%!

I use these with students to take notes during class. They’re a great quality and large size (about half a piece of paper). Lined on one side and blank on the other so there are lots of uses for them.

This paper is well-made and pleasant to write on. The texture is smooth, and it works well with different pens. The design is simple but nice, making it a good choice for everyday letter writing. Overall, it’s reliable and looks neat on the page.

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.

Amazon Basics Heavy Weight Ruled Index Cards are an excellent choice for anyone looking for durable, well-made study or note-taking tools at a price that beats in-store options. Unlike flimsier brands, these cards have a sturdy, heavy-weight construction that prevents bending and ensures smooth writing, making them ideal for study sessions, presentations, and organization. The crisp, ruled lines offer easy readability, helping to keep notes neat and structured. With a bulk 300-count pack, they provide plenty of cards for extended use, eliminating the frequent need to restock. Plus, purchasing them through Amazon ensures a better deal compared to smaller packs sold in stores, saving both money and hassle. One minor drawback is that they might be too thick for users who prefer ultra-lightweight index cards for quick disposable use, but for durability, reliability, and value, these are hard to beat!

Great for going back to school. I have four teenagers. These have been great for school. They are thick and for the cost you get a lot. Will be buying again soon as school is about to start back up again.