I have used many different brands and weights of paper but this one exceeds them all. Granted it is a little pricier than others but you truly get what you pay for. I use this paper for personal use and for my home-based business. The only time it might jam or pull more than one sheet through is when the tray is down to the last couple of sheets. Otherwise it feeds through my Epson Artisan 810 beautifully. I even print pictures on it when I'm sending a letter to older family members without access to email and I want to show off photos of grandkids or scenery pics. So I would highly recommend this paper if you simply like quality or if you take pride in your printed work!
What a dream it is to own and use such a quadralatteral expression of cellulose material. I rellish not just it's cutting-the-mustard but its true excellence in design. Others may not ketchup to the delight found in use. I felt so moved by its substancial reaming. My wonderment was so heartfelt and expressive when I saw the magnificence of my print job once it emerged from the printer. I shall compare thee to a wintry night with softly blowing onions. It brings a tear to my eyes. One word: French Fries.
My printer isn't the greatest so I asked someone in the copy center what grade of paper I'd need to print a two-sided program. A customer's copy job was in process so the clerk showed me the paper being used and recommended 28 lb. paper. When I compared the 24 lb. paper to the 28 lb. paper I decided to go with the lighter weight. The 24 lb. paper was absolutely perfect for the printed program I was doing for my brother's 85th birthday celebration.
I've reviewed this paper before. It works great with my Kodak printer of four year's ownership. This paper doesn't jam takes the wet media ink well and generally delivers excellent results. I don't bother with any other kind of paper even if it's cheaper; this one saves a lot of bother for me. See if your paper jams because it's too thick or too thin it causes major smearing backup on the Kodak printhead which is notoriously finicky. Then you have to take out the printhead carefully clean the messy thing and try not to leave lint on the contacts and then after you reinstall it you have to do various major ink-wasting maintenance procedures to get the nozzle calibrated again internally cleaned etc. Skip that and just get this paper. You'll be glad if you have a Kodak printer. I recommend it to others without question.