Avery® Matte White Rectangle Labels, 2" x 3", 200 Labels

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These were the only labels that worked for us for our Driveline tags used for parent pick-up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are great. I have an older printer that can struggle with labels but it worked perfectly with these.

Avery is very helpful in assisting you with what you need. The labels I ordered fits my wax melts container perfectly. Reasonable prices too. I buy all my labels to print from Avery.

I use these on Yoto cards for my daughter and I'm very satisfied with the quality and how easy is to make and use them.

I love to buy Avery labels because behind the great labels is the wonderful free service of label design and the ability to create the designs in a PDF to enable printing on the labels.

Bizarrely, Walmart sent my Avery Labels as individual LOOSE PAGES!!!??? They were just mailed in a NON-resealable UPS envelope, instead of the Manufacturer's resealable storage pack as shown on the Walmart website. The Manufacturer's storage packs are so helpful for keeping the individual sheets clean and undamaged in my desk, and it would have also have provided the label number, size, and specs AT A GLANCE. I can't store the labels in the UPS envelope because it's not resealable, so the labels will be damaged in my desk. Why does the Walmart Website show a resealable storage pack but they are mailed as loose sheets with no storage pack?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The labels are great for the purpose they desire to serve. Printed label templates to fill in on customized bottles and they look great. The labels absorb moisture quite readily and show wet marks, so if you are working with liquids, get the glossy, durable or weather proof labels - they might be better. Will be buying again.

the texture of the paper was depicted diffrently online than what it looks like not that I recieved it. It just looks like paper similar to the "kraft paper" labels I had been using. Instead of the spill protection water damage etc it was advertised for. I spent way to much on labels I can not use.

Worked well with MS Word and Excel address list of 200 for postcards. Only problem is that the "template" for the layout was not available in the selection panel and I had to create one. The methodology is uncommon and apparently the dimensions resolution is 0.1" which was a bit of an issue with there being 4 high labels per page. Fortunately (discovered by accident) that on the Word template layout view the horizontal spacing between the columns can be tweaked. Also discovered that for my HP laser printer, the sheets have to be placed in the paper feed face down with the top of away from the feed direction to print as shown in Word. After finally getting the template tweaked to match the label, I printed 200 labels for postcards without incident.

Not sticky?! I don't know why these labels kept peeling off. They stick to the materials on day one and slowly over the next few days they peel off and fall out.. Did I make the wrong choice in purchasing? Is there a way to find out the level of stickiness in the future?