I totally missed it! But better to confirm it. Toploaders are for Instagram and Facebook flippers. Card Savers are for the real people.
Bingo lol.
I prefer toploaders to cardsavers, I just prefer that they are sturdier and easier to handle. What I do is I put the card inside a penny sleeve and stick a notestick on the pennysleeve, so I can always pull out the card very easily.
Are there any binder pages that can fit card savers?
What I like about top loaders is that they fit perfectly in cheap 6x8 photo albums.
We definitely need a European distributor for Card Savers. This thread has doubly confirmed this.
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This…as I wrote in another post…
19$ 200 card saver 1
26$ Shipping&fees
(On Amazon) 
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I use Ultra Pro Semi Rigid, they are available in Europe, and do the job just fine. They just smaller then Card Savers.
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WERD. And for those who have not switched to Card Savers, do not be fooled by the “Semi-Rigid” quality. Yes they are flexible, but that’s what keeps the card so snug in the holder itself. As long as the card is placed in a penny-sleeve first, it will be extremely safe in the Card Saver.
Hell, mine even glow and there’s a faint “…AHHHhh!!” every time I open the box.
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Can dust particles find their way through the opening of the penny sleeves?
No Don. They can’t:)
Then I have to look out for them.
Thanks for the heads-up. 
Side-to-side compare: www.illogical.nl/saver-vs-loader.jpg
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Can I ask you where do you buy them?
+1 to this can’t seem to find a seller on these either.
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There are definitely Ultra Pros that are the same size as Card Saver 1s. The one here looks like the size of the Card Saver 2
Ultra Pro Semi Rigid has the same size as an Card Saver II.
From amazon they cost the same as the cardboard gold ones for me.
I will check at my local store.
Yeah those are not ideal. I recommend the larger sized ones
I also have a hard time finding the card saver brand cheap in Canada but I can find these 200 count boxes for $22 CAD at my local game store.