PrintWorks 100% Recycled Printer Paper 8.5" x 11" White - 20 lb Copy & Multipurpose Computer Paper - 3 Packs, 1200 Sheets - Made in the USA - 92 Bright - Printer & Copier Compatible (00018-3)

great quantity for the price. Cost is an par with non-recycled paper. You don't have to pay more for less like other brands of recycled paper. The quality is also on par with non-recycled paper. The paper weight (thickness) is no different than any other 20 lbs. paper.It works great with with our Brother MFC.The only negative? the reams are wrapped in cellophane.Really cellophane? Come on PrintWorks, you can do better than that.Surely there are better alternatives.I have seen paper-wrapped reams with from other brands.

Thickness, number of sheets and the delivery are and and were first class!!

I am a conservative so it’s pretty darn good to get some paper that has been recycled! It saves the plant and works just as good as the old stuff!

Works great in the printer

I bought this because the 100% recycled paper I usually buy was out of stock.I understood that I was getting only 6 reams and not the usual 10, but didn't look closely that there were only 400 sheets in each ream and not 500! That's on me, of course, but that said I nevertheless feel a bit cheated.The paper itself is just fine. Works just as well as any other paper.My big issue with the paper, though, is that the reams are individually wrapped in PLASTIC! I have never seen this before. I buy 100% recycled paper to help the environment, and having the reams wrapped in plastic defeats this purpose to partial extent.

Es lo que promete, la ventaja es la calidad con el precio del producto.

This is great quality for 100% recycled paper and generally a good bargain (though the price has gone up making it less of a bargain than it had been). In response to the 1-star reviews complaining about the plastic wrapping, even if you don't accept the company's explanation that it's needed to protect the product (I don't know if recycled paper is more susceptible to moisture/warping than "regular") that is FAR outweighed by the need to create a market for recycled goods. We have an over-supply of materials for recycling with little demand for recycled products. If you're truly finding an alternative paper with the same post-consumer waste use and are willing to pay that premium, I respect that. Otherwise don't worry about the tiny landfill volume of the thin plastic wrapping.

Good and very good