5-Pack Compatible with Dymo D1 Label Tape 19mm 45803 45803s S0720830 Label Maker Refills, Black on White Ink,3/4 Inch x 23 Ft(7m),Replace for Dymo LabelManager 360D 420P 450D 500TS 450 Duo Label Maker

As promised, these tapes do fit the Dymo . I am pleased. Easy load and printed without a hitch. Thank you. The 3 in a package is very reasonably priced.

Excellent value

I have had no issues with quality. So much cheaper than the name brand and just as good

I've had this label maker for about 8 years and I finally ran out of the tape. This is really nice tape, very uniform, no missing pieces, this time I got the 3 pack, so I might never need anymore. I like almost everything I get from Amazon. I see you! 🙃😮🐢

Works well with my label maker. Nothing wrong about it. Recommend seller and product.

Was apprehensive about ordering non-original ink packets because of some negative reviews I've seen. But the price certainly looked great and thought I'd give them a try. Package was very securely packed, with each ink cartridge individually vacuum packed. Put one in my label maker and gave it a try....first one printed very nicely, trimmed as it should have and am, so far very pleased with the product. I've tried about two dozen additional labels so far and all came off the printer great....so far, a great product...:)

Been using Dymo D1 Label Tape for years but decided to try a least expensive brand. The Freshworld product is quite comparable to Dymo’s tape in all aspects - quality and durability and best of all - for a fraction of the cost! Very pleased with the brand. This is now my go-to label tape!

I've been using these with my DYMO LabelManager 280 for quite some time. It is now 5/23/24 and I bought them on 5/7/22. While they are compatible, and they do stick to some surfaces well, they will not stay stuck on my plastic totes and other plastic containers (even when first purchased), which is what I bought the label maker for. The tote lids I have are very lightly textured, but cheap masking tape and other stiffer, equally cheap tapes will stick to them with no problems. I have trouble understanding why these labels won't. They look like they will stay stuck initially, but when I leave them in my temperature and humidity controlled basement for -I don't know- a day, no more than a week, I'll go check and the label will be completely unstuck. I need to rely on these labels to stay where I put them, and I just can't.