Once I put my Medicare card in one of these pouches, can I get the card out?
372630
I could easily retreive my medicare card because I trimmed it to close to the seal. Haven't tried with one fully sealed, but should be no problem.
372631
I have used this for my husband's Medicare cards for years. We've never tried to get it out, however. Our doctors actually appreciate the protection as it keeps the numbers from fading.
372632
Longer it sits attached and "glued" the longer it will have to form a permanent bond to the pouches. I do not plan to take my cards out for that reason of possibly ripping off the face of the card. I would use for permanent situations.
372633
The only way you could get the card back out would be to cut it out. If you're looking for a clear pouch to store your Medicare card in and keep it in good condition, but still have access to it and be able to remove it anytime you want then this isn't the product for you. Once you laminate it, the only way to remove it is to cut away at the lamination.
372634
SSA advises against any lamination. I suggest non-adhesive vinyl card holders instead. It protects just as well without ruining the card. SS and Medicare cards are basically just flimsy paper. For that reason, it's a bad idea to use anything with adhesive. Gov really needs to update the durability of these cards to begin with but I digress.
1220447
I have two credit cards and my ID in my case. My most used card is closest to the back as it is easiest to pull out and once its out the others fall out. When open there is about an inch of card that is exposed to pull on and they come out with very little effort.
2223498
You insert the card at the little open space at the back. The card only goes in a little bit but it stays in . Hope that helps
1566893
No way. I own two of these, and they are without a doubt the best wallet phone case there is. In fact, if you carry two or three cards and a $20. bill as I do, they will not fall out.
1930956
Yes, the top has slot in order for the strap to slide thru. When the strap is in place, it will prevent the card from coming out.
596414
I don't know. Maybe tape a card to the end so it sticks out and aim for that?????
881687
Just flip it off gently starting in the middle. Use a piece of card stock. Do Not use a knife or screwdriver.
941196
I don't think so - these aren't large enough to hold a card that is already covered with another sleeve.
2233097
Not without damaging it. Only certain laminate pouches are removable and these are not. These are heavy duty!
504227
Slightly. I always carry 4 cards and two folded checks. I have been using the same pouch for two years and I can remove one card and it is still fine but if I remove 2, the pouch is now too loose to securely hold the rest. This is still fine because I never carry less than that. If you consistently carry the same things. You won't have a problem.
1059463
This case got me to stop carrying cash unless I know I'm going to need it... which is the only time I use a wallet anymore. You *can* fit a folded bill or two in there between the ID and card, but it gets hard to pull just one thing out that way, and as another has said, if you actually use the bill then you'll have to find somewhere else for the change.
968750
it is a tight fit but they fit in the slots of my wallet. The more I use my card the easier it is to get out.
1227286
Yes, there is a separate tray that comes out. There is a slot that one can put in credit card slips, for example, and that space is under the tray that comes out. Therefore, you can pull out the tray with bills and coins and take out papers checks and put that on top and carry away. Do note there is no "top" to the inner tray that comes out. In the movement of carrying it, it is possible to have things "fly" off if one is not careful. We put the extra stuff in a blue zip bag and have no problems. We currently have 3 of them and like them.
963539
You need to firmly...BUT CAREFULLY insert the card. The slot is very tight so that it holds the card securely.
185702
i don't think it will. i mean, if u have a whole bunch of cards in there for a long time then take them out and put one thin card in there and wave it around, yeah it might fall out. but if all u ever put inside is one or two cards, it won't fall out.
1220445
When you want to pull them out, they come out very easily and effortlessly. The more you stuff in there the harder it gets to pull stuff out but I have four cards in mine and I have no problem pulling them out
552841
Nope... I have both and the new ones are too big with the old one. You'd have to cut the sides of the cards in order to it them in.