Brother DK-22223 White Roll

Brother DK 22223 continuous labels can be used with Brother P-Touch QL Label Printers for a wide range of applications. They are adhesive and permanent so you can be confident that they will remain in place for use around your home, workspace, warehouse, mail room and more.

The Brother DK22223 labels can be used with the following Brother label printers:

• QL-720NW
• QL-700
• QL-800
• QL-810W
• QL-820NWB
• QL-1110
• QL-1110NWB
• QL-1050
• QL-1050N
• QL-1060
• QL-1060N
• QL-1100
• QL-580N

We are now back open for 2025. We will be closed Australia Day but accepting orders that will be fufilled either next business day or when stock is available.

1. Labels Now Australia will allow a return where you have changed your mind, provided that the item in question is:

- returned within 14 days of receiving the order;

- as new and is not used, worn, or opened and has all original packaging and tags intact (including any package seals (if any) being unbroken);

- in a resalable condition; and

- not damaged in any way.

2. We cannot accept change of mind returns on items that come in sealed packages or boxes where seals are damaged or broken.

3. You will be responsible for the cost and risk of returning goods, including the cost of return shipping. If the item is not received by Labels Now Australia, you will not be eligible for a return.

4. You may be provided with a refund only when the returned product is received, and it complies with the requirements outlined above.

5. If the returned item does not meet the conditions of this policy, you will be responsible for the cost of receiving your returned goods back to your nominated address.

INCORRECT OR FAULTY GOODS

Our quality control teams do inspect all deliveries to ensure the products you receive meet our exact quality standards. However, if you do receive a faulty, damaged, or incorrect product, please contact us to arrange a return delivery and a refund or exchange. It will be done in accordance with government regulations. Labels Now Australia will assess each case individiually.