DymoLetraTag Plastic Labels | Authentic | 12 mm x 4 m Roll | Black Print on Green Labels | Self-Adhesive Multipurpose Labels for LetraTag Label Makers

I do not often use my trusted old Dymo label writer but I generally get annoyed when I do – first the batteries have always ran out when I pick it up again after a few months. Second, it’s a 1990’s piece of office equipment with an impractical keyboard that produces ‘blocky’ font types. So it’s simply a challenge to operate my Dymo label writer. Yet being able to print a plastic label in a swift manner is often helpful.It’s perhaps most annoying that I always run out of label tape unexpectedly, given that it’s also quite hard to determine how much is left in the container. So I now ran out of clear transparent label tape, that we somehow use most frequently, halfway through an somewhat extensive printing job. Amazon Prime was the best option to get a quick refill of the transparent tape.The price of the tape refill is quite acceptable, given that I print labels of around 6 cm, the 4m of tape included gives me around 65 labels at 6.5 pence each. The only issue I have with the tape itself is the quality and adhesiveness of the glue; we do have quite a few labels that come off at the corners either instantly or over time. So mixed feelings here.

I bought the dymo original brand replacement cartridge at the same time as buying the label maker itself. I have now had to use the spare and it was just a nightmare (relatively speaking). The tape was wound into the cartridge too tightly and wouldn't come out as I printed. I ended up having to pull nearly a foot of the reel out and cut it off before it was free enough to be useable and come out when printing. Simply a waste of label and a waste of time.

Transparent tape for me to label up all my beans & pulses in kilner jars. The labels look great, as you can't really see them, until you look, which is what I wanted, as I love the simplicity of kilner jars.Great investment for me, and tons of fun printing labels, as I am a big kid really, and not actually 48 :)

I do like the Dymo label system & have done for many years.Easy to fit into the hand printer - Open the lid, press in the new cartridge, close lid - No threading in, no messing.Quality plastic material, sticks to all sorts of things as long as they are clean and dry. Ideal for books, boxes, cases, pill bottles. A piece of clear cellotape placed over the label on a pill bottle saves the writing wearing off even after years of daily use.The yellow label with black lettering I have always found to be the most useful & pleasing... Thank you.

I bought my original Dymo LetraTag machine as a cheapie from Aldi and it came with paper labelling tape. I'll admit my ignorance and tell youi I didn't know so many types of tape were available, but when the tape I bought had run out, shopping for more on Amazon, I found this plastic tape was available. I'm a big fan! It's far more durable than the paper tape, and the black on white printing is very clear and high contrast. It's a little more expensive than the paper labelling tape, but well worth it.

You know the trouble with this Dymo tape? It only sticks properly to about 50% of things and that oddly doesn't include itself. I mean, I used it for a cable tag, and it just started coming away from itself, despite pressing really hard to make sure it stuck. It only really works on completely smooth and clean surfaces. Anything slightly textured (various plastics etc) and you can forget it.Pretty rubbish, really. Annoying, as Dymo don't really have any competition in this area.

Bought this clear tape to go along with a Dymo small label printer I had just bought.Needed to affix some labels onto a new spice rack, however didn't want to use white labels which would have stuck out like a sore thumb.This tape worked perfectly. The spice shakers had metallic lids which this tape affixed to really well, with the writing on each label still very legible.Very, very happy with the results.

I was slightly wary about buying this, as I bought my LT-100H a few years ago, and I wasn't sure if it was still supported, plus it came with paper tape and this is plastic.Fortunately however, it fits my LetraTag machine perfectly and seems to work absolutely fine - I don't use the machine very often, mainly for labelling plugs, USB flash drives or hard disks. I printed out labels for a pair of flash drives and they printed fine and looked to be of good quality.