200 Half Sheet Shipping Labels Glossy Water Resistant for Laser or Inkjet Printer 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" for UPS, FedEx, USPS, PayPal, FBA

Quality and cost efficient solution for your printing needs. Bought item for the the purpose of printing shipping labels and this does the job perfectly and gives my packages a professional appearance. I have an Epson inkjet printer that's capable of printing photos on glossy/ photo paper and have no smudging issues.

A bargain compared to name brand. Have used these several times to print shipping labels and they haven't smudged or had any issues as of yet.This year, I even used some to print labels for my Operation Christmas Child boxes. Just cut them apart and stock them on the shoeboxes. What a time saver.The labels are a little on the thin side, so just be careful when taking off the backing so they do not tear.

Perfect for what it is for, labels. Print does not smear, dry as soon as it comes out of the printer. I set my inkjet printer to "Glossy", "Standard Quality". It's not meant to print photos, but texts, art elements and drawings are sharp and clear, colors true. Adhesive is strong, once on it's not coming off.

love it, the best product for the lowest price!!!it's looks very nice glossy, and i printed from my laser printer. the result is excellent,I will definitely buy again when I needed.you will save a lot!!! 200 Half Sheet Shipping Labels Glossy Waterproof for Laser or InkJet Printer 5-1/2" x 8-1/2" for UPS, FedEx, USPS, PayPal, FBA

These labels print well and work well— much better than matte finish, and the price is excellent compared to Avery. The adhesive is really strong, so they adhere well to packages.A few shortcomings:1. They are not as heavyweight as many other products— I might even say flimsy. As a result, the pages curl at the edges, and have to be fed into the printer one sheet at a time. I’m always afraid they will get caught in s roller and jam the printer.2. They are not really water resistant. I got caught in a light rain shower on my way into the post office, and the raindrops soaked into the label.3. About every 5 sheets or so, the label divider is not fully perforated, so they don’t peel off properly.4. These are full sheets, with the labels going all the way to the edges, so there is no perimeter left behind around each label. This makes it impossible to detach the backing from the labels if they don’t separate properly. They don’t look as good as labels with rounded corners.

These are great shipping labels. I don't get the negative reviews by people using them for purposes other than shipping. They are not Intended for labeling shampoo bottles or anything you would put in the shower or outside in the elements, they're shipping labels! Also I keep reading comments that the manufacturer claims they're "Waterproof", nowhere in the description or product packaging does the manufacturer claim "Waterproof". The claim is "Water Resistant" which they are. "Water Resistant" means, if a package with this label is left outside and happened to get a wet, it would still be easily readable. If you need professional looking "SHIPPING" Labels that bond well to envelopes and boxes and won't be destroyed in the shipping process, look no further. Avery template 5126 works great on these. I use an epson Artisan 837 (Inkjet) to print, with no jamming whatsoever. They look best with "Text & Image" setting, on my printer.

I selected these labels because they claimed to be water-resistant and made for inkjet printers. The smudge easily (even waiting 5 minutes after printing). The lightest drizzle they will run. The packaging and product should be updated to reflect that these are not made for inkjet nor are they water-resistant.

I was looking for a simple two-part laser label, and these seemed to be the only option. Mine appear to be white (unlike some of the reviewers who claimed tan), and, given the correct configuration and tray usage, passed with no issue through both Xerox and HP color lasers. My usage has not yet included their intended use of shipping, so I can't address weather resistance, etc., but for my use of product labeling, they seem to work just fine.