They could not be printed on a laser printer the labels would tear loose in the page would completely fall apart inside the printer What a mess
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from avery.comBy Avery Consumer Care, April 11, 2022
Oh no, we're s sorry that the badges we're falling off in the printer. We would be more than happy to troubleshoot or walk you through placing an order to have us print for you. Please reach out to our Care Team at Avery.com/contact or call at 800-462-8379
These peel from both the back and front and do not function on a Laser printer. Yes this is with multiple feed settings, heavy stock, label, and cardstock settings applied. Looking through the other reviews there has been an adjustment to this product within the last few years. These simply no longer function as advertised.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from avery.comBy Avery Consumer Care, February 23, 2022
We are very sorry to hear that you had trouble printing these name tags. We definitely want to take a closer look at this issue for our Quality Team and make this right for you. You can reach out to our Care Team at avery.com/contact or call us at 800-462-8379 and we would be happy to assist you.
Why did you change what was once a good product? The paper quality is now not heavy enough to print correctly. The sheets immediately curl after they go through the printer. Once separated, we lay the name tags out in alpha order for guests to pick up and they won't lay flat and look terrible. The edges curl up and they won't stick to certain fabrics.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from avery.comBy Avery Consumer Care, December 9, 2021
We are sorry to hear this. Could you please reach out to our Care Team at avery.com/contact or call us at 800-462-8379 so we can take a closer look at this issue? We want to make this right for you.
I used these for our class reunion. They were the best name tags I have ever used. The tags stayed on everyone all evening perfectly! The corners did not curl and the quality of the paper was excellent!
When peeling very often it doesn't peel at the glue surface but at the glue backing. To separate the label from the glue backing is exceedingly difficult. I now print using the inkjet that doesn't produce heat. There is a slight improvement. Is there a substitute product that doesn't have this issue?
I bought these from Amazon and saw the high reviews. Unfortunately, EVERY time I put the labels in MP tray it was getting jammed!! The paper is too thin. I'm usually happy with Avery products but NOT this name tag label.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from avery.comBy Avery Consumer Care, January 8, 2020
We are sorry to hear you had trouble printing. Generally, we recommend selecting a thicker paper type option such as Label or Heavyweight and a best quality setting. This can assist with how the printer feeds the sheet through. If you still have trouble printing these, please reach out to our Care Team at avery.com/contact and we would be happy to assist you.
I used these adhesive labels to print about 80 nametags for our high school reunion. I've used similar Avery labels before with no problems, but these (25395) were disappointing. They printed fine, but there were two problems using them.
One, the labels were very difficult to peel off of the backing. Even after pre-folding the backing, the label edges would not release.
Two, often when the label did come off the backing, the adhesive separated from the label. That is, the some of the adhesive stayed on the backing along with some of the paper from the label. Needless to say, this made for labels that only half-stuck. The corners would dog-ear and curl because there was no adhesive on the back.
I bought these from Staples, who refunded my money. I'll buy these or similar again, but will test a few right away. If they don't perform -- I'll get my money back and find another source. Avery is, or should be, of the highest quality, to demand the prices they do.