One of the most common ways to store CDs and DVDs is with disc jewel cases. These cases were the original compact disc case that was introduced with the original CD back in 1982. Disc jewel cases are simple in design; they include 3 pieces of plastic that make up the front and back of the case, as well as the middle of the case that holds the CD and is attached by hinges. The first disc jewel cases were larger and more durable in design, and over time these cases have gotten thinner and more fragile. Although they may not protect the media discs as well as they used to, manufacturers have found that these lightweight jewel cases are easier to package and ship.
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Why Use Disc Jewel Cases
In many instances, disc jewel cases come with blank CDs or DVDs, which is why many people use them. You can choose to purchase them separately for existing media, or choose to purchase blank media and disc jewel cases in sets, which is ideal for burning CDs or DVDs, uploading photos or creating backup computer software. The advantage to using disc jewel cases is that they are slim and take up little storage room. This makes it easy to store a large collection right on a shelf or in a drawer. You can label disc jewel cases using a permanent marker or stickdisc jewel case.
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Popular Buys
When choosing to purchase disc jewel cases for your media storage and organization, you can rest easy that this is one project that's affordable. You can purchase these handy cases in bulk quantities for low prices. Many packs of disc jewel cases run about $30pack. Another helpful hint for organizing your media is to purchase a bulk quantity of cases in different colors, great for color coding or assigning each member in the family a particular color.
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