Review on 🔖 Ultra Pro Platinum Page 100 ct. with 2-Pocket Design and 5" X 7" Pockets by Lisa Appleman

Looking through some old photo albums, I noticed that the most convenient and aesthetically pleasing ones are the three-ring binders, which allow you to open the album any page you like, and the page lies flat and the album won't close. All albums currently offered in this style use an inexpensive sheet of cellophane to store the photo on, and this cellophane appears to discolor and become brittle over time. After seeing some Ultra Pro products at a local store, I went online and decided to see if they made pages (triple ring binder style) that were the right size for the photos. Well, they do, and they offer full-size pages for each photo. I picked a box of 8x10, 5x7, 4x6, and 3x5 pages. It's the prettiest, clearest, most reliable way of storing photos I've ever seen. I'm in the process of moving all of my photos to these sites, and while it's a little more expensive than just going out and buying your regular crappy photo album at the store, I think it's going to be the way to go, in the long run View. run. I think once all my photos have been transferred to the Ultra Pro Photo Pages, at least in my life they will never have to be moved again. Generally, a box of 100 pages (any size) costs $20 or less. Browse through the retailers that sell through Revain and you'll get the best deal. I had some trouble finding pages of different sizes when searching by keyword, so you may just need to search Ultra Pro and find the exact photo pages that way. For example, if you try to search for "Ultra Pro 5X7 Photo Page" you may not get any results simply because different sellers may not have the exact wording in their store. Hope this helps someone.