Blank Flash Cards - 1000 cards: a Quickstudy Reference Tool Cards – February 25, 2020

My nephews are learning Spanish and I bought these so they can learn those words more easily. These are thick enough to use a marker on one side for the Spanish word, and then I use a pen on the other side for the word in English. We have a lot of fun using these. Since we make them, we can put the relevant words on them so they are learning the words they need to. These cards are even big enough for short sentences on them if you like.When the current boxes I have are used, I will for sure buy more of these. Out of the brands that we've tried, we like these the best.

These are perfect for just about anything. I’m using them for med terms but will also continue to purchase them as needed for other subjects. They dry fast and don’t smear even with a marker or gel pen. I punched a hole in them and clipped them with a metal ring. I love the size so that I can keep them in my pocket at work and study as I go. For lots of writing, I’d recommend normal size ones but for smaller things like terminology, math problems, short Q/A, definitely get these!

I don't really understand giving these cards anything less than 5 stars. They are of generally the same quality as cards costing almost 3 times as much. I like the fact that they are all the same white color, nice size, relatively sturdy, and easy to write on. The only reason not to like them is because you were looking for something else and had not fully understood the description. They are 2x3.5 inch cards on white index card quality paper. I wasted my money on some more expensive cards before I found these.

These are good blank flashcards, in a nice box with a sturdy lid. My only real complaint is that the front side is glossy, so regular pens smear. I'm using a thin sharpie now and it's working out well, but I didn't know from the description that it would be necessary to do that. Other than this relatively minor issue, it was a good buy at a decent price, and allows me to make my own foreign language vocab cards.(As a side note, I've found it useful to write verbs in one color, nouns in another, etc. and sometimes I put a colored streak across the top of a section of cards so I can see the classification at a glance from looking at the top of the box.)

I'm using these to make vocabulary cards for the languages I'm studying. They are about the same as the ones sold for learning languages that have words already printed on them--same size and thickness. I think it's better to make your own cards as you are exposed to new words. Having cards already cut saves much time.

These are GREAT for making flash cards for Spanish words I come across and want to learn. Ever more important for me is that there are enough of them that when/if I make a mistake and need another one, there are more than enough that I don't get to upset with myself... :)

Good quality, great price. Was looking for full-size flashcards, but these are business-card sized, so not sure how I will use them. Wish the box or description listed actual card size, but had I applied some basic common sense, I’d have been able to surmise that these were not what I was looking for.

I got this item years ago and it was fantastic. I saw the bad reviews and thought people exaggerate so i went ahead and bought it once again. This time it was not whatni had before. The reviews were right, it’s pretty much little pieces of cheap cardboard.