Scotch LS851G Self-Sealing Laminating Pouches, 9.5 mil, Business 📦 Card Size, Pack of 25, 2 7/16 x 3 7/8 Review

We just got our new Medicare cards and I didn't feel like laminating them with the laminating pouches I have as it's a complicated process and they always get messy twist way. These bags were extremely easy to use. The moment I had to peel off the backing and smooth out the sticky side I was afraid there would be the usual creases and creases that ruin projects like this, but everything went smoothly with no issues and they looked professional . Cutting off the excess was easy. I'm so glad I…

I recommend these Scotch LS851G Business Card Size Self Adhesive Laminating Sleeves for any small cards that need to be stored and protected from wear and tear. Although the user may find the packaging slightly larger than needed for a particular application, the plastic is easily trimmed with a good pair of scissors. I made photocopies of my car insurance cards and put one laminated in my wallet and one in the glove box of my car. I've also made and laminated copies of my health insurance…

Hello -1) My positive vibes correlate with all of these positive comments from other reviewers. This forms a very strong label and not only will it last longer, it also looks a lot better than those cheap sticky paper labels you get at airports. I found it very easy to just insert the card and get a professional looking product. I also think it's a bit bigger than I'd like, but the wider margins around the card make for better lamination. I wasn't surprised to hear that people who cut this…

Overall I am pleased with my Scotch LS851G Self-Seal Laminating Bags, 9.5 mil, 2 7/16 x 3 7/8 Business Card Size (Pack of 25) packed up). They are decent designs and once you make the first choice, they are easy to use. There are a few things to note and the design could be better. The most obvious thing, even more obvious once you get past them, is that they increase the thickness of your cards. If you only have a few cards to protect, this might not matter. Less obvious is that the pocket's…