Avery Self-Laminating ID Labels Review

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It's not a surprise that I like (ok, more like crave) the need to be organized. And labels are an easy way for me to organize my life.

With Avery Self-Laminating ID labels, my life just got a little easier.

I was a little worried that I would have a hard time setting up my printer to print correctly. But all I had to go was go to avery.com, use their template (there were several to choose from) and print. Yes, it was really that easy.

The labels are tear resistant, UV resistant and water resistant. The possibilities are endless!

The Avery Easy Align Self-Laminating ID labels can be used with a laser or inkjet printer. Actually, you could hand write the labels also if you don't have a printer. Once you print, you fold the label over and it puts the laminating sheet on top of the label, then you peel and stick.

I'm really impressed with these labels.

You can find these labels, and other Office Supplies, Cleaning Supplies, Medical Supplies and office furniture at http://www.shoplet.com/

Gotta go... I need to go print some Self-Laminating labels :)

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