Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Light blue paper labels marked "DECEASED" supplied on a roll of 250 for medical or office filing
These adhesive paper labels come in a roll of 250 and are coloured light blue with the word DECEASED printed on each one. They suit medical offices, funeral directors and records teams that need a quick visual flag on files or charts. The self-adhesive backing sticks to standard paper folders and jackets.
Pre-printed rolls remove the inconsistency of handwritten tags and the smudging risk of marker pens. Switching is worth it when a practice processes multiple deceased records each week and wants a uniform, legible indicator that scans or photocopies clearly.
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Each label measures 1-1/2 inches by 7/8 inches, so the holder or chart must accept that exact rectangle.
Peel each label from the backing and press firmly on a clean, dry surface; the step often missed is ensuring the surface is free of dust or moisture before sticking.
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