Paper Junkie 240 Pack Printable Lip Balm Labels for Tubes - Bulk Customizable Stickers for Containers (20 Sheets, 2.15x2.15 in)

I ordered these even though the main complaint was there were no instructions on how to use the template, because I thought I could figure a way to make them work and I did! Just scan the template into your computer, I saved it as a png then import it into whatever design program you're using, I use Canvas. It only took a couple adjustments and I got it perfectly, except, my printer head needs cleaning. Hope this helps.

The labels arrived today. They folded the 8 x 10 sheets of labels in half and stuck them in an envelope too small. They arrives and they were bent with a big crease and not printable. Would not go through my printer without jamming them. Poor poor quality and no templete or instructions...measurements. I already knew that going in that there was no templete. You can go to Paper junkie on Etsy website and find a templete.........dont waste you time it didn't work. Frustrated.Please deliver a product that is in tack....thats what I paid for and deserve. just sayin!

I bought these for a lip balm I was making for a mental health fair at a university. The reviews were interesting. I found them easy to apply. They didn't seem cheap but I was frustrated that I couldn't find an easy-to-use, free template, so I made my own in Word. I'll share my info if it helps. First, this is a portrait set up in Word (I may make a landscape one eventually, but am fine with the print in portrait). Caveat, I was using a color laser printer and it limits some settings, but this worked perfectly. Page margins were set for Top: 1.45", Bottom: 0.4", Left: 0.9", Right: 0.8". Then I put in a table with 7 rows and 5 columns. Columns 1, 3, & 5 were set for 2.13" width, Columns 2 & 4 were set for 0.16" width. Rows 1, 3, 5, & 7 were set for 1.8" Height, Rows 2, 4, & 6 were set for 0.45" height. It printed perfectly. After you've put in your graphics, just make the table edges invisible before printing and you're good to go. I've applied two of the labels, but am not yet happy with my word choices and flavor name, so I will print more. I fuzzed out my university in the label, just in case. They are picky about anything that represents them online. Hope this helps!

Nothing wrong with the labels themselves. However, there is literally no template or guide to be found anywhere. You end up having to eyeball it. Label quality is as good as anywhere else.

Can’t beat the price for this. I have purchased labels from Dashleigh before and they’re the same. The template is even compatible. No issues.

Check direction of sheets because they aren't all facing the same way. Ruined quite a few sheets because randomly they were turned the other way.Be careful peeling them off because they are VERY VERY thin and an odd material, they rip in odd places (see photo)Also, I would feed EACH SHEET INDIVIDUALLY! Since the texture and quality is garbage, they feed wrong constantly.I ended up with only 13 sheets usable because of the ripping, sheets backward and feed issues (I don't have feed issues EVER)

I order these for my homemade lip balms and they work well. I've found that over time though, they lose their adhesive properties and fall off of the tubes and they are easily scratched. They also don't come with a template at all and I had to measure and figure it all out on my own on Canva, which took FOREVER. It's a good deal for the quantity and they work well enough.

Terrible... No template to follow... huge pain in the ass