Laboratory Labeling Applications
- Chemistry and chemical labels
- Cryogenic labels
- Cytopathology lab labels
- Blood bag labels
- Drug discovery
- Hematology slides
- Histology slides
- Microbiology labels
- Syringe labels
- Research and lab specimen labels
- Virology
- Test tube labels
Our labels are compatible with leading electronic health records (EHR) systems to ensure accurate specimen tracking and streamlined workflows. Our pre-printed labels are designed to meet laboratory compliance requirements, including HIPAA and CLIA standards for specimen identification.
If printing your own labels is the best solution for your organization, ID Label offers a wide variety of durable materials for all printing systems.
At ID Label, we use the best combination of materials, adhesives and label designs to produce premium-quality barcode labels engineered for your specific application.
Our laboratory labels and stickers can be produced in a wide variety of colors and formats to satisfy a broad range of applications for hospitals, biomedical labs and clinical engineering. Through our 20-step quality inspection process, every barcode isverified to ensure 100 percent scanning accuracy.
FAQs
What are laboratory labels made of?
ID Label offers laboratory labels in paper, polyester, and other durable plastic materials. Synthetic materials such as polyester are recommended for most lab environments due to their resistance to moisture, chemicals and extreme temperatures.
What barcode formats are used for lab labels?
Our laboratory labels support a wide range of barcode symbologies, including Code 128, ISBT 128, Code 39, Interleaved 2 of 5, PDF 417, and Data Matrix. The right format depends on your data requirements and the scanning systems used in your facility.
Can lab labels withstand xylene and autoclave conditions?
Yes. Our labels are tested to withstand xylene, alcohol and extreme temperatures. For autoclave applications, we recommend discussing your sterilization process with our team to find the right material and adhesive combination.
What is ISBT 128 and when is it used?
ISBT 128 is an international barcode standard used for labeling blood, blood components, and tissue products. It is the globally recognized standard for transfusion medicine and is designed to support safe and accurate identification throughout the blood supply chain.
Can lab labels be applied in cryogenic storage environments?
Yes. ID Label manufactures labels engineered for cryogenic storage applications, including temperatures as low as -65°F. These labels use freezer-grade adhesives and durable synthetic materials to maintain adhesion and readability through extreme cold and repeated freeze-thaw cycles.

