BookFactoryStudent Lab Notebook (Scientific Grid Format) - Standard No Carbon Copies 8.5" x 11", 50 Pages [Wire-O Bound] (LAB-050-WTG)

This book is perfect for my course writing- however the only gripe I have with it is that the tracing paper that duplicates the writing is very dull- I either have to use a pen or use extreme force to make a proper mark on the paper- but for what it's worth, the paper is good quality and gets the job done for the most part! Perfect for lab work

This is a great deal for a carbon copy lab notebook! The only issue with it is that you have to be careful not to press too hard, or else it’ll copy to extra pages. If you write normally, it should be good, I was just expecting it to have trouble copying over.

Teach wanted us to use. N this one is really nice

This note book is sturdy and perfect for lab ( I use mine for organic chemistry lab) the only thing is you do have to write somewhat hard or with a pen with a hard tip to transfer on the copy paper well

Needed this for class, works well and was cheap

I used this notebook for a chemistry lab. It is not made specifically for chemistry though, so there is no periodic table included. There are, however, plenty of unit conversion factors and frequently used physical constants listed in the back. The carbonless copy pages are easy to read. Also, there are plastic sheets on the front and back that protect the book from many spills and make it more rugged; a very nice feature.There is one thing that could be improved: the copy pages are not aligned with (or stuck to) the associated original pages. Rather, they are held independently on the wire binding. This means that a copy page will slide around behind its original, so precision graphing performed on the original may not be accurately copied and sometimes data written on separate lines on the original will overlap on the copy page.In order to counteract this problem, I stuck each pair of pages together using a very small amount of glue at the top and bottom of the page next to the binding. (See photo.) It would be great if this kind of feature were built-in.I am pleased with this book, in spite of the extra work necessary to properly align the copy pages with the original.

Got the notebook in today and I love it! It's very plain, but contains everything necessary for a lab notebook, including a Table of Contents where you can specify the content of each page. The grid paper is nice and allows for both neat line spacing and any drawings or schematics which may be necessary. I wish the original pages in the notebook were perforated the same as the duplicates, given that I'm expected to turn in the original copies in my lab, but it's not that burdensome.When writing with ballpoint pen, the duplicates are perfect and pick up on the writing nicely. So nicely, in fact, that if you don't use the little "shield" included under the page you're writing on and its duplicate, the duplicates for pages back will still have marks from previous pages! Be careful before you get a duplicate with three pages worth of text on it that's difficult to decipher. (That being said, I'd much rather this sort of design than a duplicate which hardly picks up on the writing!)The duplicates aren't attached to the original pages like some notebooks, but I've had no problem keeping the two even so the writing isn't askew on the duplicate. Overall, it's a great lab notebook that's cheap without sacrificing much in the way of quality.

If you only need this for one semester, for a single class, you’ll probably be fine, but if you need it for any longer than that, you’ll need to buy a whole new one, because there are not very many pages. It lasted me through one semester of organic chemistry, which for me was about ten labs with 2-3 pages each.

Is not carbonless notebook, just normal sheets. Definitely not worth 35$. I contacted seller, they offered even less than half price money return but I never get even it. Extreme disappointment.