Propackagingsupply Half Sheet Laser/Ink Jet Shipping Labels, 1000 Pack of 500 Sheets

I found these labels to be good quality. These labels come off the back easily and don't tear when unpeeled from backing.

Does not jam the printer and good price. Thanks.

Had to update the review because I just realized that I bought the last two different types of labels from this one listing. Apparently, different sellers here have sold different labels. Unfortunately, I can't tell you which seller sold which, as I haven't used the labels in a long time and I don't remember when I received each one.One of them is thicker and that's the one I like. Those labels have the word "LABELS" printed on the back and come in white and blue cardboard packs. Those have a proper backing that doesn't roll up much, so you can easily reuse them in your printer tray, if you only print one label at a time. They do have some static that makes them cling but no glue bleed around the edges so there aren't as many paper jams as with some others.I feel that the ink stays better on them too (I'm using a laser printer) and there isn't that much speckling on the barcodes. It seems that they might not be the stickiest labels around but I've honestly NEVER had a problem with them coming off so it's not an issue for me.I'm placing an order right now, hoping I receive those, although as mentioned above, they are not perfect.IF YOU RECEIVE OTHERS...If you do not receive the ones described above, I advise you to request a return because you may have received the other kind I got. These are all white on both sides and they are a pain to use. There are several issues with them, if you are planning to use a laser printer:1) They stick together constantly so you cannot really print in bulk. I've tried with 3 different printers and they all would try to process more than one sheet at a time, causing constant paper jams. Finally, went through the stacks and noticed that many of the sheets are slightly stuck together at the edges, which you may not notice but your printer will.2) The backing of these is so thin that you simply cannot print one label without manually feeding the rest into your printer. When you peel off a label, that half of the sheet rolls up tightly all the way and you cannot straighten it. Whether you can then use the leftover label depends on your printer.3) I would agree that the ink from a laser printer does not stay on very well. You will notice the white specks and 'cracks' on barcodes and things are very easy to rub off (though in my experience, even the badly rubbed off barcodes have remained readable so I don't know how much this matters).

Nice labels Stick very well and have a mark on the back so you can easily see how to load them in the printer

It appears you play brand roulette when you order these. The brand I got is Yens. You may get something different. Isn't that fun? The following review applies to the brand I got:I'm going to suggest you avoid these. Don't even use them for toilet paper.If you actually need labels, and depend on them for anything that matters at all, then do not, under any circumstances, afflict yourself with these horrendous fakes. They compare to name-brand labels in size only, but not in any measure quality or usability. (No, I'm not a shill for the name brands. I'm just a business owner who actually needs labels that do what labels are supposed to do. Nothing fancy. Is that asking too much?)In my estimation, a label should do three things. Print, Peel, Stick. It's not rocket science, right?Printing:OK, we'll start right off with the deal breaker: printing surface. I tried printing on these with my laser printer, but the print just flakes right off. Obviously, I don't experience this problem when printing on plain paper, or even on other labels. I'm not sure what these labels have on their surface, but it definitely doesn't like toner. (And yes, I was printing on the correct side :-)Given that these labels are designed for mailing, this is just asking for disaster. A smudged-off bar code or missing address makes for a nightmarish trip through lost-package hell. Not worth the risk. For this reason alone, you should avoid these labels.Peeling:They are not easy to peel, but not the worst I've had either. Generally a little fussing will get them started from the middle. By no means are they convenient, but they are usable. I guess I'm ok accepting mediocre peeling performance for a lower priceSticking:I'll round out the trifecta by noting that the adhesive on these labels is designed to best stick only to the backing of the stickers. Once you do manage to get the label peeled off, it really doesn't want to stick much to anything else, ever again. Try slapping this on a package, and watch the ends start lifting off within moments. It's seriously unbelievable that anyone would consider this adhesive adequate for mailing purposes.My warehouse staff, noting the problems with printing and peeling took to covering the entire label with tape, in an attempt to keep the toner taped to the label, and the label taped to the package.Since I ordered these in advance, it took me just over a month to run out of our previous supply of another brand, so when we discovered the problems with these, we were exactly 3 days past our return window. Thanks, guys!Since I'm stuck with these labels, I'd use these for toilet paper, but I doubt crap will stick to them either.

We have a resale business on Ebay. For years we have been printing labels on standard pieces of paper, Then cutting the labels by hand,... and sometimes re-cutting the labels to ensure a correct fit. Finally we would use packing tape to adhere them to the packages. As you can imagine this many steps got to the point that it was taking far to long and to much effort was being expelled making it extremely difficult to quickly fulfill our orders to ensure customer satisfaction. We then decided to try the pre-cut label stickers. THESE ARE AMAZING! They save sooo much time, and effort! It is extremely easy to print the labels through our standard printer. We have printed over 200 labels so far. Not a single paper jam, and they come out clear and crisp every time! Once they are printed you simply peel the sticker and stick the label to the package. These labels also eliminate the risk of traditional paper labels being ripped off the package during the shipping process. These labels save us so much time, and money. When you think about the cost of standard paper and packing tape used through our previous system its makes a lot of sense to use sticker labels. We will continue to use these labels for as long as we are sending packages through the mail! Highly recommended to any home/small/large business that ships any type of packages!