PreCollated Carbonless Paper

This paper is *outstanding*. I thought it might only work well in a laser printer, but was wrong. I got outstanding results from my old color inkjet (Officejet 7300 series). My invoices have blue gradient color in the header and footer and black text. I printed both pages in color and the yellow page actually looks good. This printer takes $5.50 refill cartridges from Monoprice, so it's amazingly cheap to use in my office.Pros:Least expensive way to have duplicates for invoices/forms.The yellow copy easily picks up your handwriting.Works in both laser and ink printers.Cons:None that I can see!Other Notes: The white page isn't a "bright white" like a lot of inkjet printer paper, just a normal white. Also, the pages are somewhat thin/light, although I wouldn't call it "very thin/light". Neither of these points matter because it's for forms & invoices. Not pictures or resumes. I seriously couldn't be happier with this product!UPDATE 12/16/2014:I would still buy this product, but the price seems to have gone up a lot. I originally bought 2 reams of this in March of 2012 and paid eighteen sixty-four each, plus five twenty-five shipping. After tax it had come to just over twenty-three dollars per ream. Because of the increase in price, I've started using Giroform carbonless paper, also available on Amazon. It's just as good, maybe a bit better, and much less expensive. After using a single ream to test it, I just bought a 5-ream pack that came to only fifteen twenty-six per ream! I've also switched to using only a laser printer after a couple inkjet printers died and I got fed up with low quality equipment.

Great paper. Ive purchased 2 other types of paper and this is the first one that actually prints with out sticking to the paper under it.Will purchase a case of this paper next time. :) Worth the price.Reviewed feedback.Just ordered two more packs of this paper and still having the same quality problem I just opened the box and the wrapping for the paper all ripped open I don't understand why they can't just send this with the wrapping intact.However still best I've used. Wish they would sell by the case. But they said they don't do that. Stupid in my book.

The short story: This paper feeds through the laser printer easily with no jams, holds the toner well, and transfers handwriting to the carbonless copy using normal pen pressure. In other words, it does what it's supposed to do.The longer story:There are some forms that I need, but don't need very often. Because most print shops don't want to print any less than a ream of a custom form, I print up my own forms using an HP Color LaserJet MFP M477fnw printer.I then pad the forms using rubber cement, as shown in the pictures. I use a piece of wood covered with wax paper, also apply wax paper over the edge of my work bench, and use a vise grip to apply pressure to the piece of wood and hold the stack together. Then I smear the rubber cement along the top edge to hold the forms together in a pad and let it dry for a couple of hours.I also use a piece of scrap paper on top of the stack while gluing the edge because the top piece of paper tends to get smeared with glue. Because I do business with the government, I never have a shortage of useless paperwork to use as scrap paper.The result is a pad of forms of a reasonable number that I can print up and pad myself as I need them.There's actually a glue made for this purpose, but I use rubber cement because it's cheap and can be used for other purposes. It holds the pages together quite well, but also allows the forms to be easily removed from the pad when needed.In a nutshell, this paper works as well as any I've ever used for this purpose. I didn't have a single missed page or jam, and the writing transfers through like it's supposed to.

I bought this paper to make bid sheets for a school silent auction and it's hard to find the 2 sheet carbonless without having to buy a case of it. I tested it out tonight and it looks like the forms were professionally printed. The carbonless paper works perfectly. Also, the company had it shipped here 2 days before it said it was going to be delivered to me. So, I paid for regular shipping and the items was at my doors in 2 days after I placed my order. I would definitely buy this quality paper again and definitely buy from this seller again!

To say this stuff is worthless, is an undeserved compliment. If you place it on a hard surface and press HARD you may get a transfer. The fact that other people are having success using this paper suggests to me that the quality control is stupendously inconsistent or perhaps the transfer property deteriorates with age and I got an old batch. Whatever the issue is, I will definitely never buy this again. I absolutely DO NOT recommend this. It's

I've used NCR brand for over 15 years and it used to be the gold standard for carbonless sheets.Lately I've had one problem after another. From sheets that wouldn't copy through when you write on them to massive curl developing as it goes through the copier.I've since switched to Xcelerator and ePaper and get smooth flat sheets with much less roller buildup in my machine as well.

I bought this product for a cooperative art gallery. before, I had to take the daily sales ledgers and make copies to keep in the gallery. This 2 part carbonless paper saves that step. I do have to print both parts of the form so it does not save on ink or paper but it saves time which is worth it's weight in gold. I also paid for regular shipping but had the product delivered in 2 days. Impressive!

This is a great product! It prints very well and when you go to write on it the transfer is basically flawless. The only reason I would give it a 4 star is because you have to print each copy seperately. I would be better (probably more expensive too!) if you could just take both pages and print them all together. Other than that the shipment came much faster than I expected and the overal quality of the paper is great, I will definitely buy this again.