Can these be used to mail cd's?
2079489
I use these always to send music CDs as well as CDs for video games. I do place cardboard (cereal box thickness) around the CD to protect while in transit. I do find the USPS is NOT always careful about packages. I have ordered these at least three times. Good luck !!
2079490
Yes, they are the perfect size for that use. I have had no problems mailing CDs with this product for at least a year now.
1319631
Sorry I don't use it for CDs. I use them to hold coupons. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance
1071833
You can print the cd but you need the adhesive pages. Print the cd on it and later you transfer to the cd.
1298966
I have not personally made a copy of that type of cd but as long as that doesn't have special protection on them is should be fine. If you can make a copy of the cd on your computer without special software then it should be fine.
1407845
It could be used for this purpose but carefully. It is a thin liquid. You would have to create very wide tape surface with cut out design on the CD surface.
1398811
I actually was able to put the CD along with a thin plastic case inside this mailer. So, yes, you can!
1198737
I don't see why they wouldn't, but I can't absolutely say they would. I have sent stickers through mine and haven't had any problems; I hope that helps.
207650
No. They are flat plastic "envelopes." They tear easily and the adhesive closure does not hold. I can't trust anything I would send in them would arrive. Exceptionally poor quality for the purpose.
1718780
Can't say. We only use them for CDs. Don't know why they wouldn't, but ????
1213857
Yes - I just tried it - a music CD will fit in the mailer - although I can say that I would probably try to put some cardboard around it so the jewel case wouldn't get cracked (by a direct hit!). The bubbles aren't thick enough for that kind of protection. If you put some cardboard on top/bottom, you'd probably be OK - there's not a whole lot of extra room on the sides though...
1584818
A thin CD case will make it. Never hoid of the 1/2 inch USPS rule. I usually send paper sleeves, to friends. but this passed your test.
618170
Certainly, with proper address and adequate postage... But this doesn't mean it is smart to do so. Keep in mind they are transparent, so the contents of the envelope will be visible to people you don't even know! And the envelope doesn't seal closed.
1301816
Yes, you can insert any CD, CD-ROM, CD-RW or DVD. Some illegitimate copies will not play.
2220196
Yes. they will work. In fact, i use them for EXACTLY that purpose. When i use BURN PLAYLIST TO DISC in itunes, and select AUDIO CD, my playlist burns perfectly to the cd, which i can then use on my pc AND on my cd player. Also, for best QUALITY burning i always select 1x (slow) PREFERRED SPEED. It takes a bit longer to burn, but the quality of the burn is more reliable.
1484944
I use regular CD-Rs and they work. Have not tried to rip anything to a computer.
1665745
yes, we use them for DVD's and Blu Ray disks, no difference in CD's either.
2275526
Technically Yes. The rails would be useless however since the CD cases would be just sitting in the case. There is enough room between each rail where you hang your CD/Liners to put in a CD case but you would have to improvise away to separate the rows (wood dividers, Styrofoam, etc). The rails simply 'float' above and there is no solid dividers for rows of CD cases. When you put your discs/liners in the envelopes and hang them on the rails this of course creates the divisions in the case. I would upload some pics I took of the inside and how it looks but can't with non Amazon sold items it seems Technically Yes. The rails would be useless however since the CD cases would be just sitting in the case. There is enough room between each rail where you hang your CD/Liners to put in a CD case but you would have to improvise away to separate the rows (wood dividers, Styrofoam, etc). The rails simply 'float' above and there is no solid dividers for rows of CD cases. When you put your discs/liners in the envelopes and hang them on the rails this of course creates the divisions in the case. I would upload some pics I took of the inside and how it looks but can't with non Amazon sold items it... » Read More Technically Yes. The rails would be useless however since the CD cases would be just sitting in the case. There is enough room between each rail where you hang your CD/Liners to put in a CD case but you would have to improvise away to separate the rows (wood dividers, Styrofoam, etc). The rails simply 'float' above and there is no solid dividers for rows of CD cases. When you put your discs/liners in the envelopes and hang them on the rails this of course creates the divisions in the case. I would upload some pics I took of the inside and how it looks but can't with non Amazon sold items it seems « Show Less