Compulabel 312715 White CD Stomper Pro Labels for Laser and Inkjet Printers, 4.64 inch, Permanent Adhesive, 2 Per Sheet, 100 Sheets per Carton

I ordered these because the new CD Stomper sheets are a joke. Someone at CD Stomper has too much time on their hands. In trying to make it better, they screwed it up. It wasn't broke, so it didn't need to be fixed. The old sheets had two circular labels for disks and four rectangular labels for smaller applications, like the old 1.44MB floppy disks. However, the smaller labels were useful for lots of other applications and I, for one, never wasted any. The new CD Stomper sheets have two labels for CD's and a bunch of other crap that I'll never use. The Compulabel sheets replicate the original CD Stomper sheet so nothing goes to waste. The only reason I didn't give this 5 stars is because I think the adhesive is a little "light" and I don't know if they are going to hold up over time or if they will start to peel off after a while. Otherwise - works for me!

I wanted to try these to give another company a chance in their marketing.However, they are quite difficult to use. I have a CD stomper thingy that I put the label down on so theCD will have the label centered on it. The CD Stomper labels have a tab which is not adhesive so that Ican let go of it. These Compulabels do not have any means to let go of it after you put it face down. Thesticky side is up- it sticks to your fingers, and when you try to disengage the small circles in the centerget disconnected from the rest of the label. In summary, what should be a simple procedure ends upin a big mess. I hope the company will consider putting some non-adhesive tabs on their next generation of labels.I cannot use these, am off to order some from CD stomper.

The photo in the ad is accurate. One must look closely at the picture but it does show the center cutout area (large) that works perfectly on the CD Stomper platen. Adhesion doesn’t seam an issue at present. I enjoy the fact that the purchase price is for 200 labels whereas other sellers units are for 100 labels.

Labels are labels. As long as they stick and stay where they are supposed to, they are good. These stick.

I was using the Stomper labels, but I like these better. There are no tabs like on the Stomper, but you don't need them. Just take the larger circle out of the center and if you use the label machine, they line up every time. Easier than the Stomper labels.

Use these to label discs I send out to customers. Use Avery online to design and sore the labels (Its free). So far the labels seem to stay on well (I have had some labels on for over 3 months with no problem) and retain the color printing to them well. Of course I do wash down the label side of the DVD/CD with rubbing alcohol before sticking them on. And I let them dry for 24 hours before applying them.

1. I use the CD label, and want to be able to use the label all the way to the center. The center rings don't stay with the outer ring, which defeats the design.2. There is no tab to use to place the label sticky side up, which places fingers in the way.3. I can't use the stomper gizmo, so the process is way slower.I'm going back to stomper.

Because the concentric labels come off the backing as separate items, it is not possible to use them as full coverage labels. There is no way to re-align the multiple pieces.Returned.