Double sided printing for trading cards

[dane_goode]

<p>Any suggestions for double sided trading cards? I'd prefer Canadian options, but I'm not limited by north of the border. I'm currently printing at home. The quality is okay, but they'd be better from a lab. Thanks in advance for your help.</p>

 

[magickmichael]

<p>Check with MPix.com. I am not sure if they are double sided or not because I have no use for them. They do offer a few different formats though.<br>

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[aimee_pieters]

<p>Try TCN in Canada. Not only will the cards be better from a ProLab, it's just not worth doing. Ink and paper are expensive and YOU pay for the remakes if you don't like what you've printed yourself. You will make the most money per hour by shooting, selling and marketing your business. Leave the printing up to the labs as they guarantee their work, so THEY pay for the remakes.....-Aimee</p>

[katherinemichael]

<p>I used WHCC double sided press printing for both my business cards and some 5x7 promotional mailers. I was very happy with the quality, but they were perhaps a little pricey. You need to be a business to use them though. I tried printing at home too and it was a huge waste of time and money. </p>

[gordon_lukesh1]

<p>You might check vistaprint while you are at it. We get one-sided cards but given what they offer, they may have two-sided as well.</p>

[houstonphotographics]

<p>Pechman Imaging out of Wisconson. This has been my pro lab for about 8 years. I have been extremely busy with youth sports, and offer trader cards (from my own designs). They have 8 up and 16 up double sided. Excellent product</p>