ZEBRA ZSB Series Labels - Potato Starch-Based Printer Label Paper - Recyclable Cartridge for Stickers - Versatile, Cloud-Based Adhesive - Address, 1.25" x 3.5"

This cartridge is great for tons of random labels around the house. At 1.25 inches square, this is small enough to fit on lots of items. I used these to label most of the wall switches in my house. My kids used these for labeling folders and binders for back to school. Works great for small cabinets and storage bins in the garage too. The potato-based material is a nice touch, glad I don't have to throw away a bunch of trash when I use up all the labels. 800+ labels per cartridge is a great deal for our family because it will last quite a while.

The responsible packaging is all recyclable there is no plastic in or out. Outstanding product design and packaging Zebra keep this trajectory! Now I don’t have to ball up and cry as I add endless amounts of plastics to the ocean or landfill! Support this company folks !

I have had a love hate relationship with my tag printers: saves me HOURS of hand writing tags, but loading the tags was always a nightmare.This is wear the Zebra printer shines. You simply drop the labels in the printer, no threading them through a nightmare loop of hell.My only critique is the barbell jewelry lables: most jewelry tags have a small piece of paper that covers the sticky part in the middle of the barbell. Zebra tags do not, which makes the jewelry sticky and gross.

Bought this to add UPC labels to merchandise in a Camp store. Software is difficult to use and print quality isn’t what I expected.

One more reason why the ZSB printer is perfect! These work well, the print quality is perfect, and scan without any issues.

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We like the cartridge system...We have one 4x6 that does not work and no one at Zebra has answered our request for a replacement

I like that there is no ink required to print on these labels and that because they were smaller than the full address label there was more in the cartridge. I used these return address labels for my mailings on the ZSB printer.