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FBA Preparing Barcode Labels, any recommendations?

I’m just preparing for my first shipment.

I was about to print the barcode labels, and realised I had no white labels. Does anyone know if it has to be white?

Also, I have a laser printer, but am worried that just simply printing onto, say, white Avery labels, that in the warehouse, moving around etc, the ink might rub off?

If anyone could help me with what they use, and what works, I’d be very grateful (and so would my overthinking brain!!)

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FBA Preparing Barcode Labels, any recommendations?

I’m just preparing for my first shipment.

I was about to print the barcode labels, and realised I had no white labels. Does anyone know if it has to be white?

Also, I have a laser printer, but am worried that just simply printing onto, say, white Avery labels, that in the warehouse, moving around etc, the ink might rub off?

If anyone could help me with what they use, and what works, I’d be very grateful (and so would my overthinking brain!!)

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Officially, you shouldn’t use Inkjects due to the possibility of ink smudging etc on the labels (though many do anyway), but not laser printers. So it should be fine.
But standard 21 up etc white labels is what you want to use.

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I use 44 up labels with inkjet printer,no problems in 6 yrs+

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I also use 44 up with inkjet labels, though they advise against it I’ve never had a problem

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FBA Preparing Barcode Labels, any recommendations?

I’m just preparing for my first shipment.

I was about to print the barcode labels, and realised I had no white labels. Does anyone know if it has to be white?

Also, I have a laser printer, but am worried that just simply printing onto, say, white Avery labels, that in the warehouse, moving around etc, the ink might rub off?

If anyone could help me with what they use, and what works, I’d be very grateful (and so would my overthinking brain!!)

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FBA Preparing Barcode Labels, any recommendations?

I’m just preparing for my first shipment.

I was about to print the barcode labels, and realised I had no white labels. Does anyone know if it has to be white?

Also, I have a laser printer, but am worried that just simply printing onto, say, white Avery labels, that in the warehouse, moving around etc, the ink might rub off?

If anyone could help me with what they use, and what works, I’d be very grateful (and so would my overthinking brain!!)

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FBA Preparing Barcode Labels, any recommendations?

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I’m just preparing for my first shipment.

I was about to print the barcode labels, and realised I had no white labels. Does anyone know if it has to be white?

Also, I have a laser printer, but am worried that just simply printing onto, say, white Avery labels, that in the warehouse, moving around etc, the ink might rub off?

If anyone could help me with what they use, and what works, I’d be very grateful (and so would my overthinking brain!!)

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Officially, you shouldn’t use Inkjects due to the possibility of ink smudging etc on the labels (though many do anyway), but not laser printers. So it should be fine.
But standard 21 up etc white labels is what you want to use.

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Seller_amUAzjvL5uIzu

I use 44 up labels with inkjet printer,no problems in 6 yrs+

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I also use 44 up with inkjet labels, though they advise against it I’ve never had a problem

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

Officially, you shouldn’t use Inkjects due to the possibility of ink smudging etc on the labels (though many do anyway), but not laser printers. So it should be fine.
But standard 21 up etc white labels is what you want to use.

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Seller_esvgLzKXw2YAl

Officially, you shouldn’t use Inkjects due to the possibility of ink smudging etc on the labels (though many do anyway), but not laser printers. So it should be fine.
But standard 21 up etc white labels is what you want to use.

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Seller_amUAzjvL5uIzu

I use 44 up labels with inkjet printer,no problems in 6 yrs+

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Seller_amUAzjvL5uIzu

I use 44 up labels with inkjet printer,no problems in 6 yrs+

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I also use 44 up with inkjet labels, though they advise against it I’ve never had a problem

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Seller_DTufFoxJuMU0M

I also use 44 up with inkjet labels, though they advise against it I’ve never had a problem

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