I've used Avery products for years - always with consistent results. Since these labels are round with complex cuts, the concern would be premature pealing while printing gumming up the internal printer mechanism. Iêve never had a problem with an Avery label _ you might pay a few pennies more, but the quality is worth it.
I get a kick out of creating my own CD/DVD labels. I'm able to brand them the way I like and even color code for various projects to help me quickly find what I need. They are so easy to use and with the Avery Design Pro software, I create templates that are easy to update with new info.
these labels never jam and I never have a problem removing them from the sheet after they've gone thru the printer. The color prints out nicely on the matte paper.
Very user friendly. I like things crisp and clean. Don't put too much verbal on the disk label. I am going to play with the program and jazz it up with colors and logos.
I use these on a regular basis for labeling music CDs. The free software is easy to use on a Mac. The labels go on easily and remarkably lined up well on the CDs. They are thinner than the competition's labels, which is a plus, because the competition's labels tend to jam up CD players. They are a little pricey, but the overall quality is well worth it.