Used to print a recipe as an item in a women's church dinner. Sturdier than a recipe card but agree with others that printing required individual printing rather than large volume. I preferred these to regular notecards or recipe cards.
Of course there are not 200 pages in this pack it's 200 postcards. Tearing them is a tiny bit faster than using the paper cutter so it's a preference thing.
This cardstock is more than thick enough and is for inkjet printers - not meant for laser printers. I had to print 150 postcards so 4 on a page worked out well for me. Moreover I have a duplex printer so I formatted both sides of the postcard and set the printer to print two-sided instead of flipping the sheets over after the first run and running them through the printer a second time for the return address side. Printing a single 5.5" x 4.25" postcard however was impossible on my printer. The printer would not accept the custom size - it was too small. Therefore I had to print address labels and stick them on by hand along with the stamp.
I got these for little table cards for a restaurant. They're exactly what I needed. I suggest printing one at a time though. The stock is thick and may jam in printer.