MFLABEL Half Sheet Labels Laser/Ink Jet USPS UPS FedEx Shipping Labels 8.5 x 11 Inches Packaging Labels, Address Labels for Laser & Inkjet Printers, 30000 Count(15000 Sheets)

I've used MFLABEL Half Sheet Shipping Labels for years, and they're my go-to. The labels feel sturdy, and the backing is perfect for my printers. I use both my HP Officejet and LaserJet printers with them, and I've never had any jams or feeding problems.The adhesion is excellent; these labels really stick! I use them on everything—envelopes, cardboard boxes, and even over clear packing tape. Once they're on plastic or tape, they're not coming off easily. You can't reposition them without tearing them, so accuracy is key. On paper and cardboard, removing a label usually takes some of the material with it.I've never had a single shipping label fall off. My LaserJet prints sharp, clear labels with perfect barcodes every time. The labels aren't waterproof, which is to be expected given I use them with inkjet, but that hasn't been a problem since I can cover them with tape or put them inside envelopes. They also come well-packaged in a box that protects against damage. Overall, they're a reliable and reasonably priced option.---Product: MFLABEL Half Sheet Self Adhesive Shipping Labels for Laser & Inkjet Printers, 200 CountASIN: B016CV811U

Very happy with the purchase of these labels. I have had no problems with them, printing or adhering, the price is good, the product is great and I will continuing re-ordering them. 10 stars on these!

As promised. Comes in a nice study box so all sheets arrived in perfect condition. Feeds through printer as a regular sheet of paper would. No borders, so you don’t have to worry about margins. No issues. Will purchase again!

I ordered these labels to use with my Christmas cards. I use the Word template and found the 2"x 4" one to work seamlessly with these labels. In the past I was printing the addresses on the envelopes, and it was way more time consuming. With these, I will be able to use the saved file each year and just make annual edits. My HP printer took these well and the ink printed crisply and dried promptly. The adhesion worked perfectly, too.

I have to use this exact size label to put on paper bags for work to label different samples taken. I have always used name brand Avery in the past until I saw these and figured I would try them, since they are much cheaper. I have used them both in an ink jet and laser printer and they work good in both. These are the exact size and can be used with the Avery templates. I've had no problems with the labels coming loose, they stick great. The only thing I wish they would change, is put some kind of marker on the side with the labels. The front and back of the pages are both white, but if you look close you can see which side the labels are on. This is not a big deal to me, just something to make it easier at a quick glance. If this bothers you, you can always take your stack of labels and spread them a tiny bit and mark the top or bottom of the page with a pen or marker. Then it will be easier to see which side the labels are on. There is a small space on the top and bottom of the page before you reach the labels. (See my picture for an example.)They are not complete blackout if covering another label or dark writing. You can see through them a little bit but, I don't not feel like it's enough to affect what is on your current label. This is my second purchase of the labels and I will continue buying these as long as the quality stays the same. Work great and saves money!

This was one of the lowest priced labels I found. It was shipped UPS but took six calendar days to go from southern CA to northern CA. Even then, I honestly don't know how the seller makes any money. The product itself is nothing to write home about. There was no brand on it. Just bulk repackaged. It arrived with some corners bent, but easily bent back. I appreciate the free "Fragile" stickers. They look very nice and professional so hopefully the mailman will pay more attention and stop throwing the packages over the fence (yes my mailman did that). I first used some labels to cover up existing labels on a box I wanted to re-use. it was a laptop original box so I really had no choice but to re-use the box. The labels covered up fine with two layers. With just one layer, the words still show up a little underneath. Then I printed some labels on my laser printer (canon with v4ink bought here on Amazon). The label printed fine but tilted 10 degrees off. I had used a half sheet (with the other half just the slick surface, since the label had been removed and used). With a full sheet, I don't expect any tilting. But when I applied it on the box, I noticed that the UPC code was smearing a little, just enough that I was a little concerned. I don't know if it was the laser toner or the label, but this had not happened to me before. Usually I print on regular paper, cut, and glue to the box. That had good results. I tried rubbing less important part of the label (like dotted line) and it did not smear much more. So I hoped that the UPC code has smeared as much as it will, and I reluctantly shipped the package. I just checked the tracking on the package and it arrived at the sorting facility so I think it worked fine (or someone manually typed in the UPC code). I can't help but wonder if the label was made more for inkjet. Overall it was a good value, and it helped me save much labor in cutting and gluing. This is the first time I bought labels, though I might try other brands to see if I can get one that does not smear. But overall I am happy with the purchase. For the price, try it, you might like it.Edit: I have since printed more labels. They printed straight with no tilting. But the smearing remains. I verified that it is not the toner by printing to regular paper and there is no smearing.Edit 2: The seller sent me new papers to test, but the smearing did not improved. It looks to be the same paper. However, all the packages I have sent using the original labels have reached their destination with no issues.