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How Blank Labels Can Help Your Medical Practice
Hospitals and private offices trust OnlineLabels.com to help them keep their operations running smoothly. Here are just a few ways blank, printable medical labels can be used in an office:
- Keeping patient records organized
- Printing transcriptions on demand
- Filing important documents
- Labeling for frozen/refrigerated storage
Whatever your use, make sure you choose the right material and adhesive for the job. We offer a variety of options designed for certain applications. Learn more about our durable labels or compare paper labels to film.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What regulatory standards must medical labels meet?
Medical device labels need to comply with FDA regulations, such as 21 CFR Part 801, Device Labeling, and Part 820, Quality System Regulation for medical devices, regarding legibility, adhesion, correct content, and labeling control.
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What about shelf-life or durability under storage conditions?
After a label is applied, it is intended to last through the duration of your application under normal conditions.
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Are medical labels waterproof or resistant to moisture?
Several water-resistant label options are available for medical label use such as Weatherproof Matte Inkjet, Weatherproof Polyester Laser, and Weatherproof Gloss Inkjet.
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What kind of adhesive is used on medical labels?
Most medical label materials utilize a permanent adhesive to ensure they remain securely in place on any type of surface. Additional adhesive options include Removable White Matte labels and Aggressive White Matte labels.
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Can I order sample sheets to test materials and sizes?
Yes, you can request free samples from our site to test printing quality and adhesion before committing to a larger order.