Do Not X-Ray Stickers?

[AutumnJazz]

Does anyone know where I could get a roll or some sheets of stickers that say "Do Not X-Ray"? I am running very low on some stickers that I got from Dwayne's.

Thanks,
Jazz

 

[Monophoto]

Avery offers free software that enables you to create and print your own labels that are formatted for their standard blank labels, and you can purchase blank labels at Staples or Office Max.

 

[Ian Grant]

Word & Open Office print direct to Avery labels without a need for extra software.

Ian

 

[AutumnJazz]

I should add that I don't have a color printer, although I guess it doesn't really matter.

 

[JOSarff]

Porter's camera out of Iowa sells pre-printed 3/4" tape woth 'do not x-ray' on it.

 

[MikeSeb]

Finding or making labels is the easy part.

Getting anyone to heed the request is another matter. I can't see the TSA letting a sticker impede its x-raying something it thinks should otherwise be x-rayed.

 

[Poisson Du Jour]

Finding or making labels is the easy part.

Getting anyone to heed the request is another matter. I can't see the TSA letting a sticker impede its x-raying something it thinks should otherwise be x-rayed.

Absolutely. All over the world any sticker will be ignored, and may even illicit pointed questions about challenging authority or standing rules on security. I put my film in an X-ray bag once en route New Zealand, but they wanted that opened for hand inspection, and then it went through X-Ray.:rolleyes:

If you're really keen, though, the Brother P-touch label makers are unbeatable for running off 1 or 100 labels of anything on a vast array of tape types.

 

[Allen]

I've have not tried these guys but they have labels
http://www.labelmaster.com/index.cfm?section=fproduct&itemid=616062
http://www.filmtools.com/donx60yds.html

Or you can try to print out Kodak's label but I don't know how it would look in B&W
http://motion.kodak.com/US/en/motion/Support/Technical_Information/Transportation/xrays_h340.htm