BCWHeavy Duty 4-Pocket File Folder, Clear, 20 Pages, 2 5/8 x 6 1/8

These coupon pages are great! I had purchase a really cheap flimsy version at the dollar store in the past which I still enjoyed because they served my purpose...and these are like the super hero version of that! The plastic is much thicker and keeps the material inside flat and secure. Now, I use these in a little bit of a nontraditional way...I am a crafter and I keep stickers and clippings for collages organized with these. This absolutely revolutionized my organization and having this tough version of my original set up has made a huge difference. I'm not a couponer, but I can imagine that this would help you in the same way. Actually, come to think of it, maybe I will take up couponing now that I can stay SO organized. This is great and definitely a postive organizational tool...take it from a neurotic crafter with OCD! :) Haha! Oh yes...I forgot to say, PERFECT for those obsessed with organization!

I am a aspiring to be an extreme couponer and these pages definitely came in handy . It was a good purchase and at a good price point . So far my coupons are not sliding out moving around like you find with some other makers . The only thing I would change is on the right side they left 4 small squares in each row and it is just unreasonable to think that something could actually fit in those slots , so it's a waste of space . You won't be using that small square ... However it is still worth buying because they are good quality .

These pages are really good for storing printed coupons. You're not forced to bend or fold them just to make them fit and you can see all of them. Some of the longer newspaper ones might not fit, so you /may/ have to fold those. For smaller clippings, you can't really fit them in the smaller slots, and in the bigger ones, they tend to slid and slip when you move the sheets. But it's workable and if they move around too much, you just have to paper-clip to the pocket itself. The sheets itself feel like thick plastic, and seem like they would last for some time.

These pages are just right for heoldlpindskge coins and / or paper bills associated with collectibles. I like them.

You can never have enough of these great pages for your couponing binders. I have 2-3 inch binders filled with a variety of coupon storage pages at all times. Between Nov 18, 2012 and January 31, 2013, I claimed over $7000 in discounts, deals, and Freebies in an area with very limited stores, none of which double coupons! I highly recommend couponing with binders and pocket pages. These are easy to organize in a 3 ring binder with Avery-Dennison dividers that can be had for FREE during school sales in January and August from Staples along with the Binders FREE or drastically discounted. Never have too many of these.Candice Casey is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of RiverValleySun.com

I bought these to hold printed coupons in my coupon binder. I was finding so many expired IP (Internet printable) coupons in my binder when I was folding them in thirds to stuff them in the "baseball card" type plastic sleeves I have.So far, these seem great. I like that I can see the entire coupon and expiration date.I would reccomend these to any couponer who uses a binder. This will make your life a lot easier if you use a lot of printed coupons.

Bought as gift for someone who coupons, they like it the ease of being able to see their coupons and quickly flip through their binder

arrived ahead of schedule, good quality, perfect for my needs, using for paper currency storage and display