are these acid-free archival quality?
189849
i think they are but I am not 100% sure. I purchased them for coupons so I didn't need to worry about them being archival quality. Have you sent a message to the seller?
189850
According to the seller they were listed as archival, but I don't know if they're acid-free. It says "No PVC" but doesn't mention acid. I would suggest asking the seller to confirm it if you need acid-free. I use them for coupons so it wasn't an issue for me.
967122
http://www.c-lineproducts.com/qp424-35mm-storage-photo.html description doesn't specify archival quality. Have noted no deterioration of photos in 2 years but certainly that may not be indicative
990432
Francisco, I use Print File archival preservers and have for many years. I don't know what they are made of but they are a clear plastic. Pictures show through fine and I have never had a photo damaged. I highly recommend.
1966434
None that I'm aware of -- I bought them for a friend who is still filling them with herbs of some sort - she stores them in the refrigerator and has not mentioned any deterioration.
168575
Mine are not stored in a plastic bag--I have some quite old and they are fine........once they get too pitted--I throw them out!
14079
mylar which is acid free to protect coins and keep them looking good for a long time
1981937
I think so, I think that's acid-free paper. It's like the journal in movies, like one in the Vampire Diary. You can keep it for a long time and papers kind look like old, a little yellow paper that make you feel you really want to write something and keep it for future.
187412
Not to my knowledge. I haven't had any issues, and they are stored in my entry closet. I live in the valley and we have had temps in excess of 110 degrees.Ink is still doing fine, print quality is excellent and no clogs!
1764119
Hi. I'm not sure if the paper is acid free. I use it to wrap items that I sell.
2048703
Sorry, I'm not sure if they're acid free....I'm using them for recipes, so it's not critical for me. They came with minimal packaging, only a sheet of paper over the top few, and I don't recall if it said that. Not sure I'd use these for photos, if that's why you're asking.
390200
Hi. I don't think they are advertised as acid free so I wouldn't use them for something important. Also, they aren't exactly airtight.
832571
Not sure- I only know to worry about acid content of the paper, not the ink itself for archiving purposes. It's made in the US, so I would try contacting the manufacturer with that question.
164135
The answer is yes if the are labeled "Acid Free No PVC." I have them and I am using them for archival storage of 60+ year old slides. I keep the sheets in an air tight plastic container which is also acid free and no PVCs.
164137
yes, they are. The top margin of each sheet has a label that includes the notation: "archival preserver."
770884
the packages all state that they are archival, photo safe, acid, lignin and P VC free. I hope this is helpful.
1883278
As others have mentioned, it does not say on the box 'acid free'. But I've used it as a library worker and on my own books at home for many years now and none of them have turned yellow.
1513346
Mine have done fine. If you want to be extra certain, you could add a small amount of acid free tape used in card making and scrapbooking. Good luck.