How do you keep your c-cards organized?

[No Fish]

I am looking for a good way to keep my growing pile of c-cards organized. Any ideas? Rubber-banding them together in the log book is getting old.

 

[DivePartner1]

Transparent business card organizers from an office supply store--three to a page.

 

[Uncle Pug]

No Fish once bubbled...
I am looking for a good way to keep my growing pile of c-cards organized.

keep your highest certification.
keep it tucked away in your wallet.
Show it only when absolutely necessary.

 

[cyklon_300]

watertight plastic containers (about the size of a pack of cigs) with an o-ringed lid. Someone gave it to me as a gift and I could never figure out what to put in it...So, now it has c-cards, some spare money, etc.

It floats and is an obnoxious dayglo color so it's easy to find in the bottom of my dive locker.

 

[luvdiving]

I keep a business card organizer in the front of my logbook. In it, I have all my various C cards (except the one I have in my wallet) AND business cards from other divers I meet.:boom:

 

[Former FLL Now MSP Diver]

Uncle Pug once bubbled...

keep your highest certification.
keep it tucked away in your wallet.

UP's got it right - that's what I do.

Marc

 

[Dryglove]

I just keep my open water card, advanced card, and nitrox card.The rest are sitting in a desk drawer.

 

[Stone]

I keep my nitrox card in my wallet.

My Basic OW card is attached to my gear bag.

 

[MikeFerrara]

I only carry the ones that I might need. As an instructor I need to carry a few more than I would just diving. For instance, I might have to show an ice diving instructors card to be able to conduct an ice class at a private owned site or I might need to show a nitrox instructor card to get a nitrox fill for a student. The couple that I use most are in my wallet. A few more that I use sometimes are in my logbook in a little pouch. Beyond that I have the rest stashed someplace. I think my wife would be able to find them if I needed them.

 

[Northeastwrecks]

Nitrox, AOW, DM and DAN (not a c-card, but important) in my wallet.

The rest bound with with a rubber band somewhere in my office.