Mead Press-It Seal-It Envelopes, 10 x 13 Inches, Office Pack 20 Count (76088)
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Yes, but I live in a building with an office that weighs my filled mailing envelope and tells me how many stamps it will require, after which I place it in a regular mailbox.
$1 for two stamps
The outer wrapper is no longer with me, but the photo on Amazon says "Made in America."
Thank you for taking the time to learn more about our Mead Envelopes. The envelopes are made of kraft paper that weighs 24 pounds per square inch.
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For all of my reviews, I use the same format: When I write product reviews, I always try to be objective and honest about the product or service, and I always include information about the product that I think others would be interested in knowing, because I always assume that what I write will influence whether or not someone buys it. I always try to think about quality, value, and application in addition to surface characteristics. Most importantly, I will always conclude my reviews by stating whether or not I would buy the product again, which I believe is the most important question to ask about it. Manufacturers, please note: Simply let me know if you'd like me to review your products. br>br>I'm not sure what else I could say about these except that they work as expected and are of the same high quality that I've come to expect from them; I have no complaints and would buy them again without hesitation.
I'd like to see more adhesive on them, as well. They do seal themselves, but I always use a little extra tape just to be safe. br>br>Overall, they do exactly what they say they do, but once I run out of these, I'll probably go with a different brand.
It's possible that adhesive would be preferable. These envelopes were purchased to send cloth face masks to relatives. They're the right size and can fit at least four masks in them. Although the envelope is sturdy, the adhesive does not extend to the flap's edge. I used tape to reinforce both sides of the flap because I knew the postal service used sorting machines, but otherwise these were fantastic.
These are standard envelopes, measuring 9" x 12" in size. The fact that they were self-contained appealed to me. As a teacher, I needed a lot of adhesive, so the 25-pack was ideal. Only the fact that they were so frail disappointed me. If the envelopes are to be posted, I'll have to pay close attention to the weight of the paper. I was worried about the weight of my materials because I was sending several certificates and documents. I also discovered that the seal flap's crease line was not pre-creased. My envelopes didn't seal straight until I pre-folded them very well, so I had to pre-fold them. Before sealing the envelopes, I folded them myself. Everything was doable and worked well, especially for the price, which I always consider when comparing costs and benefits. Knowing what I know now, I would still purchase them.
A metal clasp closure is commonly seen on these types of envelopes. This is a bad idea because they can get caught on postal equipment and other things. br>br>These have an adhesive strip and no metal. Regardless, I tape the flap to ensure that there is no loose edge that could catch on something. br>br>I only needed this one item, so I figured I'd save a few bucks by purchasing it from the local office supply store, but no, these were a few dollars cheaper on Amazon. It's a wonderful life. br>br>Strongly suggested. br>br>.
These folders, including the seal that comes with them, are both light and tough. They also appear professional enough to wear in a business setting, such as a workplace or a job interview. I'm using them to store sheet music for a book I'm working on right now. I use five different folders, one for each instrument, for the book I'm working on. Each folder currently contains about 60 sheets of paper, as well as paper clips that hold pages together. Despite the fact that I have repeatedly placed and removed papers from the folders, they show no signs of wear and tear. I also believe I will be able to at least double the amount of data in each folder before running into any issues. These folders are ideal for organizing your own files, storing old files somewhere out of the way, and handing in to your boss or customer due to their durability. You won't have to buy new folders on a regular basis because each pack contains a large number of them. br>br>Overall, I would recommend these folders to anyone looking for a sturdy, professional-looking envelope folder.
5"x11". The second feature that appeals to me is that they are only available in limited quantities. I don't want to pay for and store packages of 100 envelopes because I only need them once in a while. Because the flap's adhesion isn't as strong as I'd like, I tape it shut with a strip of packing tape. "Sheerness" was one of the factors Amazon asked me to rate. "I only gave it a one-star rating because the envelopes are completely opaque. I WANT them to be completely opaque, so not being "sheer" is a valuable and desirable trait for me.
These envelopes have a different flap than the ones shown on Amazon. Because the flap is smaller, the self-adhesive strip's surface area is smaller as well. Also, the adhesive strip does not adhere as well as it does on other envelopes of the same size and type that I have used in the past, so I now have to use extra tape to ensure that these envelopes stay closed securely. It was a complete waste of both time and money. Over the years, I've used a lot of Avery office supplies and have always been pleased with them. Mead is the company that makes these envelopes. When it comes to envelopes, who has time to "compare shop"? Needless to say, I will not be purchasing these envelopes or any other Mead products in the future.
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