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Product Highlights:
- Adhesive clear poly 80mm disc sleeve with lift-up flap
- Holds 1 - 80mm CD or DVD
- Paper backing peels off to leave a clear adhesive
Product Description:
80mm Adhesive Sleeve features clear polypropylene construction with a lift-up window design. Sleeve holds one 80mm or business card-sized disc and can be attached anywhere with peel and stick adhesive backing.Sales Message:
Compact, portable protection for mini discs with polypropylene construction that is 100% recyclable. Easy to use peel and stick adhesive backing provides enhanced security. Durable design preserves the optimum lifespan of the contents.Product Specifications:
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