yeah but once a business offers it that opens up legally. If I offer that service it's cool, I do that along with selling a product it can get complicated. Disney has sued people for doing pretty darn similar things.
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I don’t want the stickers on the lids. I can’t see the lids when I pit them on the shelves, so I just print my own on sheets of mailing labels. Sometimes, I add the brand logo, and sometimes I just rename the blend altogether. A name doesn’t make the tobacco better. Hell, all of my VA #1 I renamed angry hornets, my PS Cubecut I named Socks and Sandals, my C&D VA Flakes I renamed Toasted Bread, and my Penzance is called Duane Hates This Shit. It better fits my way of thinking. 
I store my mason jars either upright in a drawer or laying on their sides. Printed return address labels work for me. Granter they are not as sexy as those with graphics they work for me...
Don't now if anyone will bother paying attention to this post but instead of trying to capture images yourself, or whatever, it's much easier to register here. Hundreds and Hundreds of images, plus they have templates for round labels that are easy to use and print.
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Great. Thanks for the link. I'm sure it'll be easier than capturing an image and editing like I presently do.Don't now if anyone will bother paying attention to this post but instead of trying to capture images yourself, or whatever, it's much easier to register here. Hundreds and Hundreds of images, plus they have templates for round labels that are easy to use and print.
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Good ideas all but we'd rather get something for nothing and not have to do anything.
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This is the crux, i will have less space so I’m looking for a wall mount with the jars horizontal, so lid labels are perfect the trick is finding a rack like that. Mike D has the perfect one but you can no longer get this and there are surprisingly few options for a thing over pint sized. I have a few choices but they’d have to be modified.I don’t want the stickers on the lids. I can’t see the lids when I pit them on the shelves, so I just print my own on sheets of mailing labels. Sometimes, I add the brand logo, and sometimes I just rename the blend altogether. A name doesn’t make the tobacco better. Hell, all of my VA #1 I renamed angry hornets, my PS Cubecut I named Socks and Sandals, my C&D VA Flakes I renamed Toasted Bread, and my Penzance is called Duane Hates This Shit. It better fits my way of thinking.
I've made a lot of my own labels, all to fit small mouth ball jars. Recently I've switched over to storing everything I'm not immediately smoking in mylar bags so my label making has started to collect dust. Suppose I could make labels for the mylar bags as well but they're not exactly as display friendly as nice glass jars!
When I had my own store all the jars on the tobacco bar were labeled with labels I made myself on my computer. Print, cut, apply glue, stick on jar, cover with clear tape. That's it.
Btw printing on those sticky labels sucks 
lots of pain in the ass aligning and the templates are never quite right. I’ll futz with it after i move in a few weeks.
lots of pain in the ass aligning and the templates are never quite right. I’ll futz with it after i move in a few weeks.
A good way to preserve tobacco for the long term is with a kitchen vacuum sealer. Tried it and works great. Only problem is how to put a label on it. Putting the label inside is probably the best way, but still not ideal.