Bullet Cards with the Same Grid as Bullet Dotted Journals (3x5 Card 200qty)

Lot of bang for your buck. So many cards. Light but clears bullets like a dot journal. Love playing around note taking on these cards. They are very sturdy and the rounded corners keep them from getting bent. I usually just throw a stack of them in my pocket in a binder clip and I’ve never bent one. They feel amazing under my pen too. No smudging or bleeding with all kinds of colored pens and markers. They even hold washi tape well for fancy journalers

Thick and durable index card. Dots are spaced well for writing, perfect for taking notes.

Thick/sturdy, good surface for gel pens

These are perfect. Great quality, vibrant colors, and double sided. Everything about them is splendid.

The rounded corner cuts are a bit out of alignment, leaving some squared off edges. Otherwise a great index card. Surprisingly sturdy paper.

They’re a good weight and not too flimsy, but the printing isn’t centered on the card. It’s not too big of a deal since it’s not super noticeable but it is every single card, at least that is consistent.

I have always used the 3x5 index cards for my daily lists. These cards are a good thickness - not to thin, not too thick. The Dot-Grid allows use in either direction and the bullets along the left side are great for checklist.I would prefer to have printing on only one side, but use a razor knife to miter the top left corner, to avoid accidently flipping one over to the obverse side. My new EDC card.

These are excellent to write on. I used a ton of these to take notes as I studied Discrete Mathematics and Calculus 2 this year. I recommend these bullet cards.