Medical & Healthcare Stickers & Labels

Leland produces waterproof and washable labels, chemical-resistant labels, equipment and asset labels, store labels, and barcode and consecutive number labels for healthcare. Customers include durable medical equipment manufacturers, home health providers, hospitals, and specialty care facilities. The labels are built to survive repeated cleaning, sanitizing, and high-touch use.

Yes — Leland's chemical-resistant labels are formulated to survive contact with common healthcare disinfectants including bleach solutions, alcohol-based cleaners, and quaternary ammonium compounds. The material and overlaminate are key; using the right material for the application is critical, and Leland's team will spec it during quoting. Customers should describe the specific cleaning protocols their facility uses.

Yes. Washable labels are a core Leland product for durable medical equipment such as wheelchairs, walkers, CPAP machines, and hospital supply carts. They're engineered for repeated cleaning cycles without peeling, fading, or losing legibility. Many DME manufacturers and rental providers have used Leland labels for years on the same equipment.

Yes — barcode labels, consecutive number labels, and equipment asset tags are standard Leland products. They're built for the cleaning and abrasion conditions hospital equipment faces. Asset tags with QR codes are also available for facilities using mobile inventory tracking.

Yes. Home health care providers and DME manufacturers use Leland labels on equipment that leaves the facility — wheelchairs, hospital beds, oxygen equipment, mobility aids. Identification, service tracking, and brand labels are all common applications. Each is sized and specified for the equipment surface.

Leland's standard medical labels use materials commonly accepted in non-patient-contact applications such as equipment exteriors, asset tags, and service stickers. For products requiring specific FDA-cleared or biocompatible materials, customers should describe the regulatory context at the start so the right material is specified. Leland will work with manufacturers to meet documented requirements when feasible.

Yes — Leland's super-stick adhesive is formulated for a wide range of plastics common in medical equipment, including ABS, polycarbonate, and high-density polyethylene. The exact adhesive recommendation depends on the specific plastic and the cleaning protocol. The team will recommend the right combination during the quote.

Larger format products over 24 square inches have a minimum order of 25 to 100 pieces. Smaller labels — equipment tags, barcode labels, asset stickers — typically run 250 to 500 minimum. Confirmed during quoting.

Yes. Consecutive number labels, barcoded asset tags, and unique-identifier labels are routine Leland products for healthcare customers. Sequential ranges, alphanumeric coding, and barcode formats can all be specified. Many DME providers use this for tracking equipment across rentals.