I hardly use cd-rs anymore. I imagine that a lot of people don't use as many as they used to. They'll probably be available longer than we'll need them. When I did a check on Amazon for cd-rs, I noticed that Maxell is still making and selling cassette tapes. I don't think it's anything to worry about.
I was at my medical practice the other day and noted that each of the reception stations had a sleeve of 50 CDs next to each of them. I asked what that was about and they said when people need their medical records or copies of x-rays or things that’s the only way they provide them is on a burned CD. They said they go through those sleeves in a week (and there were six stations in that medical practice alone). That’s just one medical practice among thousands so if they all do that it would certainly keep some factory busy producing blank discs.
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