Avery 6737 Removable Labels
What We Like
- Peels off paper, plastic, glass, and metal leaving no sticky residue.
- Ballpoints and markers write crisply on the white surface for fast hand labeling.
- 525 labels cover yard sales, jars, and small bins without a printer or extra tools.
Worth Noting
- On textured plastic or curved containers, the grip can be light
- At 1/2 x 3/4-inches, the labels leave little room for long descriptions or big-container labeling.
- Quantity
- 525 labels
- Label Size
- 1/2 x 3/4 in
- Write-On Surface
- Most pens work
- Surface Compatibility
- Paper, plastic, glass, metal
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At a budget price, 525 labels peel cleanly off paper, plastic, glass, and metal with no sticky residue, and ballpoints or markers write easily on the white surface. Hand labeling moves fast for classroom bins, yard-sale pricing, and small jars, with no printer or extra tools required. Removal stays residue-free even after a label has sat on a surface for weeks, so re-labeling stays painless across a busy school year or moving season. At more than 500 labels for the outlay, the cost per label lands under a penny, which makes this the set to stock for anyone who burns through labels quickly. They hold on glass snack jars through fridge trips and on file folders through a full school term, then pull off clean for the next use.
This pack suits teachers, organizers, and anyone tagging small items who wants volume without fussing over adhesive. The 1/2 x 3/4-inch size is built for short labels on flat surfaces like folder tabs and jar lids, not for long descriptions or bulky totes. Anyone who needs larger, more readable text for storage bins or fully custom designs is better served by the bigger-label options in this lineup, since this set earns its place as a quick temporary marking tool.
Save rough or curved plastic for a stronger-adhesive label; on flat surfaces like folder tabs and jar lids these peel clean without effort.
Bottom line: This is the pack for teachers, organizers, and yard-sale pricing where quantity and a no-residue peel carry the weight, at a cost-per-label that keeps it the default stock-up choice.