DYMO Authentic LW Shipping Labels, DYMO Labels for LabelWriter Label Printers, 2-1/8" x 4", 1 Roll of 220

6pk is a great value!

These coated labels are far superior to plain paper labels. A little pricier but well worth the cost.

These work well in my Dymo 450 Turbo

The DYMO Authentic LW Shipping Labels are an absolute must-have if you own a DYMO label printer. This roll of 220 labels has become an indispensable part of my shipping routine. The compatibility with DYMO LabelWriter Label Printers ensures seamless printing with sharp, clear results every time. The 2-1/8" x 4" size is perfect for addressing packages, and the convenience of having 220 labels on a single roll means less frequent changes and uninterrupted printing. The adhesive quality is reliable, ensuring that the labels stay securely in place during transit. If you own a DYMO label printer, investing in these authentic shipping labels is a no-brainer – they are efficient, high-quality, and make the shipping process a breeze. Highly recommended for anyone looking for reliable labels for their DYMO printer.

We always purchase our office supplies from Amazon sellers. Fast delivery and great packaging as always!Thank you!

I regret buying this. I thought I had to buy brand name for shipping labels but that only applies for stamps. $14 is way too expensive when I can get 3x the amount on ebay. I am giving it 4 stars because technically they work great but $14 for 220 rolls is too expensive.

This has been an excellent product. We have purchased it several times through Amazon. Price is reasonable and the product is easy to use. This is a recommended purchase.

I bought these for my computer-attached label maker, to replace the ones I ran out of.They are THERMAL labels, meaning they don't require any ink, but they only print in black. That's usually not a problem for labels.These are Shipping Labels, but I must confess, I use them for many other organizational tasks around the house, particularly storage organization.The only problem I had was the installation. My label maker gadget is on an out-of-the-way shelf, as I suspect most label making gadgets are. These shelves are usually very dimly lit and hard to get to, and -- get this -- the instructions for installing new labels are printed INSIDE the label maker machine. REALLY? Like you expect everyone to become a contortionist with feline-quality low-light vision to read those instructions? The main thing I wish were different about these labels is I wish they came with installation instructions, printed on paper (so we can take it into the light) in a decently legible size and not that frustrating microprint so many manufacturers are enamored with. That would have saved me probably half an hour of frustration in getting the labels installed correctly.