Moar of my boring ass label project

Looking good. Thumbs up on the tentacles.

I like this approach better myself. Mine shows a little color but nothing visual at all, only the product name, the milligram amount, the purchase spot and date along with the lot code. I skip any mixing notes. Those elaborate designs aren't needed since I only want to tell what the item actually is.

I understand the push for flawless results but the markings here seem way more polished and professional than the earlier versions that came with my medication.

D110 group. Buddies tend to bother me a little by wanting purchases made for them. They bother me even more when they want calculations done for recon. So the kit reaches them with labels attached like this:

That's literally how I started.

Haha turns out it wasn't obvious after all. Spent ages fighting with the layout and no one else had mentioned it until now. Keeping things as they are for this run of stickers but when I work on another group I'll take that element away thanks for catching it.

Zero here! These may not fit inside the small container though they're meant to match the correct dimensions. I'll check once back at the house since the workplace has none available 🙁

From my perspective these appear suited to a vial holding ten milliliters. Share any details you have. Merely curious here.

Yeah definitely these don't work well at all since the blade failed to slice deep into them making the versions worthless no matter the dimensions. This evening after bringing them back home I'll check further details. Also they lack enough sharpness. I've heard of another printer I could try pursuing if these fall short of my own expectations but I'll certainly place one onto a small bottle for testing as that's among my intentions appreciate it!

I keep the sheet in place on the device without removing it and check if the design has cut all the way by attempting to lift an edge while it's still there. Should it not go completely through I run the cutting step once more skipping any printing part. With every fresh sheet type I try a sample cut first to tweak the force setting. There's also an option to pick a custom type set for multiple passes. I experiment with the options until they work right and then store them under a fitting label.