Koogel Flashcards Index Cards 300PCS 5.5 x 9 cm, 6 Color Blank Revision Supplies with Metal Rings, Kraft Paper Study Cards for Office School Study Record

These are the best things. I use them for lists & notes and I keep them in my handbag and by the bed and in the kitchen. They are really good quality, great colours and can easily removed easily from the metal hook, which keeps them securely together. I am a repeat buyer.

I am an inclusion worker in a school and couldn't live without these notes. I wear them on my lanyard and they come in handy for so many things. Remembering stuff that happens throughout the day. Playing a game of noughts & crosses with a student or doing quick 'now/then' notes for students with SEND needs. The paper is good quality with a thicker card outside. I like being able to take them apart so I don't have the whole thing hanging round my neck all of the time and the keyring part is sturdy.My daughter also uses these for revision and although they are smaller than other revision cards she likes them.Overall I would say these are great value for money and a repeat purchase for us.

Good quality, just a bit hard to open the ring

Very helpful and very good quality

I loved these. They were just what I needed and was looking for. The design is compact and thoughtful, connecting the flash cards via a metal ring that can be flicked through at will and taken everywhere, fitting into a purse. They are brightly coloured and can be used for whatever purpose you will, for example exam revision or reminders of therapy - practical application.

I like the colour scheme of these flashcards but I feel as if they are too small. Also when writing, the paper flakes off for some reason. It may not be the best of quality but is does what its intended to do!

Perfect pocket size for notes . Just remember to take them out of jean pockets Before Laundering ! Otherwise they turn to blob of dissolved coloured paper with no way to read your notes 😒

I have bought these for both my kids while they have been going through GCSEs, for them to make thier flashcards with. They both seem pretty happy with them and the quality is good.