2.625x1 2000/Roll Direct Thermal FBA Shipping Label UPC Barcode DIY Logo Sticker
Functional for shipping but thermal coating poses BPA exposure risk with frequent handling.
Thermal paper may contain BPA or BPS; minimize prolonged skin contact to avoid potential endocrine disruption. Not for food contact, ingestion, or topical use. Dispose of liners responsibly.
What's the verdict?
Standard direct thermal shipping labels on a roll for barcode and logo printing in fulfillment operations.
What it's made of
4 listed · 2 flagged · estimated by AI, check the label- Thermal Paper (Face Stock)Caution
Heat-sensitive material enabling ink-free printing for barcodes and logos; frequently contains BPA or BPS chemicals that can transfer to skin, acting as endocrine disruptors linked to hormonal imbalance and developmental concerns with repeated exposure.
- Acrylic Adhesive (Attachment Layer)Caution
Provides permanent stickiness to packages and surfaces; generally low toxicity but may trigger skin irritation, allergic contact dermatitis, or sensitivity reactions in some users upon direct and prolonged handling.
- Silicone-Coated Liner (Release Backing)
Prevents labels from sticking together on the roll and allows easy peeling; inert material with minimal direct health risk, though contributes to paper waste and potential micro-pollution if not disposed of properly.
- Cardboard Core (Roll Support)
Central tube holding the label roll for dispensing; made from paper pulp with no notable toxicity or health effects, and being recyclable adds a minor positive to the product's sustainability profile.
Nutrition
None: calories, total fat, saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, sodium, total carbohydrate, dietary fiber, sugars, protein, vitamin d, calcium, iron, potassium.
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