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CD & DVD Cases

CD and DVD Cases

Cases and storage boxes for optical media: individual cases, sleeves and albums for archives. The category refreshes with deliveries.

At a glance
  • Cases, sleeves and storage albums for CD, DVD and Blu-ray
  • For office and clinic archives and personal collections
  • Proper storage is the only way data survives
  • Refreshes with deliveries — see below

Why the case matters

A disc without a case is a disc that will be lost. Scratches on the underside prevent reading, and dust makes the drive struggle even on a clean surface.

More serious, though, is light: the recording layer of a writable disc is light sensitive. A disc left exposed in a bright room loses data far faster than one kept in a case in a drawer.

Which type for which use

Individual case. For discs delivered or archived separately, with a label and protection.

Sleeves. Minimal bulk for a large number of discs — the answer when years of archives must fit in one box.

Albums. Dozens of discs in one place, with quick searching. For clinics with patient scans and offices with project archives.

This category right now

The page refreshes with deliveries. If you need a specific type or quantity for an archive, tell us what you are looking for and we will propose a solution — archival materials can also be sourced to order.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a case really necessary?
Yes. The recording layer is light sensitive and the surface scratches easily. An exposed disc loses data far faster.
Cases or sleeves?
Cases for discs delivered or stored separately. Sleeves when a large archive must fit in a small space.
How do I store them properly?
Upright, away from light and heat, in a drawer or closed box.
Why do I see no products?
The category refreshes with deliveries. Tell us what you need and we will propose a solution.

If you keep archives on disc, a case is the cheapest protection there is. See the writable media too.

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