Customer Reviews for Avery - TrueBlock Inkjet Shipping Labels, 2" x 4", 500 Labels/Box - White
Customer Rating
5
Professional looking mailing labels
on September 25, 2015
Posted by: Retail & Restaurant Site Advisors
from Grand Rapids, MI
We have a small business and looking professional is a very necessary requirement. We designed a mailing label template with our logo and return address and, using your printing software, can print individual labels for each proposal to potential clients and each package to existing clients. This helps us look as professional as "the big guys". Your labels are great, but your software makes the combination a "must have".
Pros: Versatile, Easy To Install, Vivid Printouts, Good Value, Durable
I have always loved Avery labels and have used shipping labels/address labels/and business cards, but I went through I don't know how much ink and paper and labels trying to get the labels to match the layout on the actual sheet. I follow directions I put in the right numbers and I never have them match like they should. What a waste of my hard earned money!
After getting the news I had to create a massive amount of lables I knew this is the product to purchase. Avery has always helped me get my job done. It is very easy to use and combined with Avery online--I am done!! Awesome product
I love using these labels at home and at school. I find a new use for them all the time. They are clean, neat and durable. The templates available from Avery are easy to use and modify.
I used these white shipping labels (8163) for our Prom Goodie bags. They were simply to use and of very good quality. I always use AVERY brand when purchasing labels.
I am an elementary teacher and I use Avery's 2" by 4" labels on envelopes I send directly home to parents so they know exactly who has sent them the papers. Everything about using them as return address or address labels is EASY and FAST, and that is exactly what busy teachers need!
I use a variety of Avery products and templates and while the quality is very good there, there is a major drawback: there's no reliable way to reuse a sheet of 10 labels if only 2 or 3 were needed. I have a very small business that sends occasional items to individual recipients with different addresses _ not 10 at a time to the same address (and I rarely send the same item to my entire mailing list). Ideally I could use 3 or 4 labels and then print out the remaining ones in the future. My work around has been to run labels off a previously used sheet that has a few blank labels remaining. That works most of the time. But I challenge the sharp folks at Avery to develop blank labels and/or adhesives that can withstand more than one pass through a printer.