These are the best! I have used many thousands over nearly 50 years, in remaining returned newsletters for my retirees group, for mailings for missionaries in foreign countries that I have done newsletters for, and for all my monthly birthday and anniversary cards to my church family and for my annual Christmas card mailings.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I haven't had any problems with these label sheet sticking while being printed. They are also easy to peel off.

Avery is the label to use every time, reliable and accurate. Having the template to go with the label is exactly what is needed along with a list of the names and addresses you wish to include on the label. They always print well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Avery sheets feed perfectly 100% of the time. I love their products.

The labels arrived on time and work just fine. They stick where they are supposed to.

I have used these labels for years in my candy packaging, and I am completely satisfied.

I bought this product about 2 months or so ago and it is actually worth the money that it cost.

We use thousands of these particular labels each month and the newly design sheet format offers ease of use and increase efficiencies throughout the mailing and labeling process. Labels stay put without curling edges even when put though a high-speed laser printer. Good job Avery keep the innovations coming.

I use the address labels everyday at work and let me tell you that they make my life easy!... I usually send out about 200 envelops and it is super easy and fast to download the template and put the name and address of the person .. and then, you just have to print it out! .. what I love about AVERY is that they provide you with a template instead of making you set it up! .. that is why I will never change this product!! =)

These labels could be great. However, the perforation performance needs to be re-designed. As a school library media specialist, I use these labels to create new barcodes for our students - as well as for our books, equipment, etc. After using the sheet once or twice the perforations begin to come apart - therefore deeming them unusable. Often times I only print about five label at a time; so, I save the sheet to reuse. Unfortunately, I find myself having to throw away multiple labels before using them because the perforations have not held up. Please find a way to re-design the perforations so that they last longer when being used in a laser printer.