National Chemistry Notebook, Narrow Rule, Blue Cover, (60) 9.25 x 7.5 SheetsThe Forest Stewardship Council

This notebook worked great for a Digital Forensics class I took in the fall of 2022 at the University of Idaho (Go Vandals!). It's a notebook. It allowed me to write things down in it as advertised.

These are compact notebooks, ruled pages, and numbered. I use these for my anthropological field notes and love how easy they are to organize by volume and page number. The only notebooks I use.

I love these notebooks!I know they are chemistry notebooks, but I don't study/practice chemistry, so I can't say how nice they are for that purpose. I use the notebooks for writing. I use several types of notebooks for journals; basic notebooks for first drafts of writing projects; and I use these for writing poetry. The color of the paper is comfortable for the eyes. The paper is a nice thickness - it's great for use with #2 pencils, which I use for writing, and the pencil erases nicely from the paper. The pages are numbered, though that's not necessarily something that is important to me.The notebook lays out nice and flat, and the pages don't flip if you leave the notebook open. That's why I use it for poetry: I keep the book off to the side, that way I can simply reach over and jot down words and lines for the poem, without having to flip the pages to find out where I was. Poetry takes time and thought to write, and having a nice notebook to work in makes the process a joy.My only complaint is that they are rather expensive, and the price seems to keep going up.

Accurate product, delivered quickly. This product is as described. Thank you.

I ordered this lab book to be used for the experimental recordings I take in my AP Chemistry class this year! In the past -- when taking Chem 1 or Chem 2 on a high school level -- my teacher simply asked that we provide, say, a composition notebook, that is bound, lined, and we were able to number.I cam across this beauty by complete accident when shopping amazon for chemistry goodies, such as mugs and shirts, hoping to get a gift for my teacher! I decided the book might be nice to try, and when I e-mailed her asking, she said that it would of course be fabulous if I decided I wanted it. Perfectly lined, bound, and even numbered pages -- big numbers, too, easy to see, which she appreciates! I do personally think the best part is the tinted pages, they are very easy and appealing to my eyes!The only downfall to the book is the fact that there is no labeling system for the front, which is something that is necessary for my class. I knew there wasn't one, though, so that's no fault of the brand. Just a thing I wish I wanted! Overall, a very fabulous book, and I recommend it to anyone interested. Money well spent!!

Sad to see that this notebook is no longer available. Hoping its a temporary supply-chain issue. I've ordered a couple of other notebooks that I thought might be a replacement -- the Blueline A9 and Environotes A5 -- but they are not comparable to the National Chemistry notebook. Fingers crossed that it will be available again at the same price!

I have a footlocker filled with completed notebooks of this type, having kept a personal log for the past 40 years. I have seen the quality of these books deteriorate over the years. This particular brand is adequate. The binding is good and the cover has done a good job withstanding coffee spills over the years. One gripe I have is that the margins on the sides are not as even throughout the book as they used to be. I am pleased with the quality and style of the page numbers. Not wild about the shocking blue cover preferring instead the lighter blue that I used to find.

Gets the job done