‎Neenah Paper 40311 Exact Index Card Stock, 90lb, 94 Bright, 8 1/2 x 11, White, 250 Sheets

When I saw thickness of an index card , I expected a pretty thick paper. This is the thickness of about 3 regular papers together. Very flexible

One of the best white card stocks on the market, nice brightness, thickness, functionality, and quality. Nice bright white. I use this in my elementary art classroom for all different types of projects like watercolor paint, temper paint, oi pastels, etc. it’s also compatible with the printer in my classroom, so I can easily print coloring sheets for my students and it’s much better quality than regular printer paper!!

Its paper. It works in the printer as expected. What else can you say?

We always like to keep cardstock around our house as an alternative to copy paper and this was a great alternative. It’s not too thick or thin and is overall great quality.

I use this for classroom projects. No problems.

It is not too thick for my printer but sturdy enough that it does what is intended.

I have this yardstick on auto reorder. The item is good quality, and a fairly good price. However it is always shipped with no packing material, so the paper around the cardboard is ripped and messed up.

Was worried it might be too thick to print well, but my printer took it with no problem. It came out with a slight curl but that was easily remedied. paper folds crisply and cuts to a clean edge.

So many uses…. it runs through my copier on “label” setting and I find myself using it for greeting cards & all other types of special projects when normal heavy weight paper isn’t durable enough. Great quality!

oling. Perfect thickness for my homeschooling needs

y printer. I use this brand for my preschool classroom and have purchased those exact brand over the last 8 years. Great product!

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is a great product for business purposes to print out rewards on!

. This brand of cardstock was very light, not 90lb weight.Will not purchase this brand of cardstock again.I was using to make cards for senior women at a nursing home to honor them for National Women’s History Month.

k. a bit disappointing. this is thinner cardstock than I was expecting. its a little heavier than paper but not alot.

ere’s the skinny in layman’s terms. After reading the questions and reviews I think I was more confused than when I started. Needed a fairly stiff paper for backing on a project but had no idea that there really isn’t much in the way of a real standard. Yes grams per sq meter gives weight but that doesn’t address rigidity or much else. Anyway for those wondering about this paper “90lb cardstock” here is the skinny. It measures .007 inches thick, basic copy paper is .004 so nearly twice as thick, a paperback cover is .012 to .015 on the couple I measured. So I hope this helps, as some have said it like a thick copy paper (or a thin paperback cover), nice white and fairly rigid. Hope this help the next person questioning. Oh and one complaint, has nothing to do with the paper but this was fulfilled by Amazon, just but in a larger box and shipped. Got to me with 3 sides of the wrapper completely ripped open and one corner of the ream smashed. It didn’t effect my need but would for other uses.

ipped open. In addition to the the package being ripped, the paper is not a thick as card stock that I normally purchase.

again!. Great value for the amount of paper you are getting! The paper is thick and good quality. I used this to print invitations on and they looked great. I will definitely purchase this again in the future.

this for a class project. I got a great value for my money since it gave me 50 more pieces of cardstock than I needed. The only issue I had was that it was almost as thin as regular copy paper. When I opened it I thought I had accidentally ordered copy paper. Needless to say that I might be purchasing this item again next year when doing the ink project.

I ordered the 90# paper to use as range targets. It is a little lighter than standard shooting target paper, but I believe it will hold up well enough for the task. I would probably go for the 110# paper next time. The packaging came slightly torn, but the paper was fine.I use a staple gun to hang the targets up on plywood, JT21’s. I tried using plain copy paper, but they tore to shreds when trying to remove the targets. I’m hoping the 90# paper weight will work better.The sheets bowed a little after printing, but leaving them compressed overnight with a book or two does the trick. The paper worked fine in my very old, b&w, laser-jet HP 1012. Now I need to find a color printer to make them look even better!Edit: I just tested them out at the archery range and the 90# paper held up fine. Probably just heavy enough, so the 110# is probably worth the minimal price increase. I hung the targets up with two plastic stakes. Beats paying 50 cents per archery target!