Avery Printable Shipping Labels with Paper Receipts, 5-1/16" x 7-5/8", White, 100 Blank Mailing Labels (27900)

I love using these shipping labels, with USPS, Paypal, etc. Postage and labeling all in one, quick, easy and professional looking.

Easy to use, especially with USPS. Nice to have record of expense.

Need to find the right template. Easy to use after that

These labels are excellent! Good price for the product. I have had NO problems feeding them into my inkjet printer. I also haven't noticed any smudging or smearing of ink. They stick well to boxes and bubble envelopes. It is nice that I am not wasting a label for the receipt portion, as with some other products.The only downfall is that they do not have the Tru-block technology, like other Avery products. You can see through if you are trying to cover another label.

Exactly as described and perfect for shipping~They’re half sticky and half receipt. I received them extremely quickly (as in less than 24 hours from the order being placed). They are so easy to use and so far appear to be a good quality label. I will purchase them in the future.

Be aware that these labels come only one per sheet, covering the top half the sheet, with plain paper at the bottom which is intended for a receipt. There may be instances when a paper receipt might be desired, but shipping information is kept online by the USPS and eBay and others, so only those who need a paper receipt should buy these labels.These are designed for use for eBay shipping, USPS “Click-N-Ship service, pbSmartPostage, and Stamps.com (the latter is mentioned in the instructions on the back of the label but not on the box). Avery supplies Design & Print and MS Word templates on their web site. Avery advises using the templates for their 5127 labels and warns that if you’re shipping UPS, you should feed the labels with the receipt first.They are designed for BOTH inkjet and laser, which is nice. On the shipping web page, there is usually a checkbox for which you can choose a receipt or not.After peeling off the label, the receipt can be separated at a perforation. The perfs are a little stubborn and it would be nice if they were easier to separate.Let’s compare costs: These 27900 labels are 38 cents each (for 100 labels) and 20 cents (for 500 labels). The inkjet label Avery 8126 has 2 labels per sheet for 16 cents per label (for 50 labels). The 5126 version (laser) has 2 labels per sheet for 11.5 cents (for 200 labels). So you’re paying almost twice as much to be able to print the receipt.Another factor is the label stock itself: there is some show-through because the labels are relatively thin, while the 8126 and 5126 labels have TrueBlock technology which uses a more opaque material so that it covers any printing under the label.Adhesive quality is good and the labels fed properly through my laser printer from both the tray or manual feed. The laser printing did not rub off.Buy these is you really need the receipt. Otherwise, get the 2-label per sheet ones and save some money.

These labels work great and the price is wonderful. I actually make 4 labels on one sheet and cut them down.

Arrived in great condition and good price too

Good product.

Very convenient design to these labels. Each sheet is perforated and tears easily so you can separate the label from the receipt and only use one piece of paper. The label portion of the sheet is adhesive so you can quickly remove it and attach it to your package. It makes things easier, quicker and overall much more professional. The ink doesn’t seem to smudge at all. My husband and brother sell the occasional bike part through Ebay so they were happy to switch over to using these and also eliminate the need for adhesive pouches.

There are two labels per page and there is enough room to print everything I need on them. You can download the template from the Avery website, they print well with my laser printer.They are very sticky and stay on securely. I am happy with the price as these are much more expensive at other stores.

Honestly, I've never used this type of label before but it turned out to be really easy to design and print these.The only issue I had was I couldn't find a template on the Canadian Avery website and since I don't use any accounting software I wasn't sure I could find a way to design these but then I went on the American website and there were lots of designs there for this product.Basically this product is one sheet of paper with a peel off label taking up half of it, so you have a large label and half a sheet of paper printed with your design.These labels printed easily from the paper tray of my old Brother inkjet printer. Overall, they were a pretty easy product to work with.

Labels are large and easy to create using Avery templates and application available at the avery.com site. The label is large and paper is thin so as not to completely hide what is beneath. This is not an issue if you are using clean envelopes or packaging but it does mean you should probably not use it if you are re-using an envelope.I have tested a number of Avery labeling products and all have proven to be very good to excellent.