OfficeSmartLabels Square 2 x 2 inch Labels for Laser & Inkjet Printers 2 x 2 inch, 20 Per Sheet, White, 3000 Labels, 150 Sheets

I called the company and let them know what I thought of these labels. They are being returned!The seller should be ashamed of him/herself. They must have known these sheets are defective but they are selling them anyway without telling the buyers. So I am going to tell them. No one should go through this aggravation.They might make good 'garage sale' price tags, but they make lousy envelope seals if you care about centering your images and not wasting 10 sheets to get half a sheet of semi-centered designs.Not counting the aggravation I went through, I wasted at least 25 sheets of INK on these out of whack 1.2" round label sheets. I have always made my own templates in the past for business cards, labels, 3 dimensional designs, etc. So I know what I am doing.There is no template on Earth that would work for these sheets because NO TWO SHEETS ARE ALIKE. If you measure from the cut edges of a row of circles to the outer edge of the sheet, that dimension should be the same all the way down that side of the sheet, BUT IT IS NOT. The circles are not aligned properly in either direction.It finally dawned on me to measure each circle to the edge of the paper instead of just measuring one circle to the edge to make my template. It never occurred to me that anyone would sell such crap where the circles were not in exact alignment from top to bottom and side to side. It makes a huge difference when you want to center a design on each label.They are a waste of trees and glue.

I purchased these to make custom spice jars and printed my own designs on them to place on smaller glass jars. One of the reasons I purchased these specifically was because they were described to have "Strong Permanent Adhesive" and were "Water Resistant." These have and are neither.They stick poorly to the glass jars, and when I accidentally got a thumbprint of water on the label while transferring spices, the label started disintegrating.These might be useful if you're just putting them on paper, but they're not useful for anything beyond that. I do not recommend purchasing if you were buying for the adhesion and water resistant qualities.

If you are not savy with computer programs like Photoshop or Microsoft Word etc which are needed to easily print these labels, then go spend 10x times more elsewhere for the name brand labels with the dead-simple to use online web-based template builder (that's what you are paying for). These labels are great. Much better value than the name brand labels. You need to find an online template that you download in order to print them but that is better for me since I now have way more control. I now use Photoshop to print my labels and i love it. Its better than printing them through the online web-based software that other name brand companies provide - which is a pain because they constantly try to get you to buy things or have them print it for you every single time as you click through the process. Google "OL1025 - 1" Circle Blank Label Template" and download your choice temple for photoshop (pdf) or word etc.

I bought these labels because they were advertised to be "water resistant" and that's exactly what I need for my baked goods that need to be stored in the fridge/freezer. Sad to say, these labels are NOT water resistant. The ink still bleeds, eventually fades, and with very light friction, the top layer of the sticker (with all the printed info) peels!The stickers themselves can be hard to peel and the paper is thinner than the Avery stickers that I've been using previously.The template itself was very straightforward. I like that the website provides different file formats but I went with the Word format as it's the easiest to work with.Overall, I'm very unimpressed with this product and should've stayed with the Avery labels I've been using. I paid a total of $24.97 ($9.99 + $14.98 s&h) for 100 sheets that I may or may not end up using.

My experience differs from many here. I ship quite a bit using Priority Mail. The problem I found is these labels simply don't stick to the shipping boxes. The labels print okay, and seem to go on the box okay, BUT then they will start peeling off all by themselves. This requires extra time to tape the entire label to the box. The whole point of the label is to eliminate that taping step.Another factor for me is that they are made from quite a bit thinner paper than other brands (OnlineLables.com for example). In my opinion, being able to see through the label does not give a very professional appearance for a business.Maybe I got a bad batch, but these are a complete fail for me.

I print scores of CD & DVD labels for churches and other charity organizations in my area every month; I also make CD/DVD labels for the residents and staff of the large retirement community where I live, so I can honestly say that I speak from experience. I have tried many different brands of label paper trying to find the consistency I need to make my work easier, and now I've found it in these White Matte OfficeSmartLabels.First of all the paper thickness is consistent throughout and the labels peel off smoothly and easily every time without tearing or curling back on themselves. Another important feature for me is that the labels are perfectly and consistently aligned on each page so that I don't have to keep making adjustments on my label-making software (Avery Design & Print). And as a final important note--you are simply not going to find label paper with the nice matte finish of these at this low price. Therefore, if you seek consistency and quality at the best price, OfficeSmartLabels are the ones for you.