Pawfly 5 Pack Vertical and Horizontal 2-Card Badge Holder Double-Sided Hard Plastic Case with Grippers Fully Exposed Black Protector for Offices School IDs Credit Cards Driver’s Licenses and Passes

I went with the 3 card option. Holds an Employee ID on the front and holds two more cards within the back. I like how the back isn't transparent and securely holds more ID, credit, or smart cards without exposing the nature of the other cards.

For some reason, our employer makes us carry an ID, a separate badge to open doors, and yet another separate badge to clock in and out. I can fit my ID on one side for easy visibility while stuffing my badges in the compartment on the back. It's strong enough to hold them in and keep them from sliding out on their own, while being flexible enough to slide out the badges quickly with a little pressure from my thumb. (Yeah, those stinking badges cause RF interference for each other so I have to slide them in and out of the holder just to get around my place of employment.)Anyway, it works well and hasn't shown any signs of wear, to boot.

This item is perfect!! I can have two cards, one on each side for identification purposes. I use it for track and field where one side is my officials certification card and the other is my membership card. With insert on the sides, its perfect for my clips so I can place it on my collar or anywhere on my shirt. Thank you!!

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If you’re someone that has to deal with the TSA frequently, these are awesome. I put my badge on one side, secondary ID on the back, and it’s easy to pull your stuff out when you get that TSA employee that is a flaming orifice. I bought the 5 pack and it was a great deal.

Was originally concerned with it being an open-faced ID holder, but it’s the only one that I could find that held a thicker swipe card in the back and my ID in the front. Happy to say it works really well!

Purchased this side insert because a need to swipe the magnetic strip and didn't want to fully remove it. Assuming (and understandable) securing the ID is priority; partially removing the ID carves a line, and fully removing the ID will damage the ID's corners. On top of that, slot that hold 2 cards, popped-up open (see photos). I guess you get what you pay for, but I couldn't find any better version.

We used these for our cruise and they keep the card in securely plus no need to remove it to be scanned. We put our ID on one side and sail and sign card on the other when in port. Perfect!