Want durable, legible labels?

[jkofferdahl]

Apparently they initially made an error on the price. It's now $39.95.

[terryros]

I don't lose labels, but I often buy seedlings from new crosses before they are registered and named. I want to be able to update the label with a good looking thing that lasts, including putting on my own clonal names. When I divide plants, I often give a division away and want to label that but still have a label for the division that I keep.

I don't like my hand-written labels, no matter what writing instrument I use!

I remain grateful, Ray!


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[Orchid Whisperer]

When I open the link I see the price as $39.99 (?)

---------- Post added at 08:16 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:15 AM ----------

Originally Posted by jkofferdahl

Apparently they initially made an error on the price. It's now $39.95.

Didn't see your post, but yes. $10 is a deal.

[Ray]

This was, apparently, a "you snooze, you lose" thing. It was a few-days-only offer, I guess.

[bil]

Originally Posted by Ray

This was, apparently, a "you snooze, you lose" thing. It was a few-days-only offer, I guess.

I have a friend getting me one since you recommended it so highly. I missed out on the 10 dollar offer, but I think he has got it for me half price.

[estación seca]

I got lucky and bought the P-Touch D210 label printer Ray mentioned above for $10, and picked it up the same day at Best Buy. I registered it, so I get promotional E-mails from Brother Corporation. I have no other connection with Brother Corporation.

Through April 2 they have 2 label makers with a discount. One works with the long-lasting TZe tape. The less-expensive one on sale does not use the long-lasting tape.

The PT-D400AD, discounted to $44.95 before shipping, prints bar codes in addition to normal keyboad characters. The label maker mentioned earlier prints only keyboad characters. This one also includes the AC electrical wall adapter, and it runs on 6 x AA batteries (batteries not included.) The previous label printer did not include an electrical adapter. I bought one online, which cost an additional $22, raising my price to $32.

I like my label printer. I don't need to print bar code labels, but I do know people who bar code their cactus and succulent collections.