Worth mentioning that a three milliliter pen cartridge measures roughly thirty seven millimeters around. Consequently the sticker might encircle a good part of it distributing pressure and permitting a view of the contents. Yet I lack that particular printer having instead different ones and they are tempting to acquire like the pens are. I could end up needing to purchase it anyway.
I've switched my research subjects to pens as they're more convenient, so now I have to label the separate cartridges for them. The usual 12 by 40 labels don't hold when placed along the cartridge because the curve runs lengthwise and the glue isn't strong enough. I've been using some clear tape on the ends to secure them, but it looks bad and can still lift. Wrapping the label the other way is less attractive yet holds a bit better. This matters more for loose cartridges that get transported. Any suggestions? Also wondering about cases for the 3 ml carts.