Abstract: A two-ply label adapted to be adhered to an object, such as a pharmaceutical bottle, comprises a top ply having a front and rear printable surface and a bottom ply having a front printable surface and a rear surface having permanent adhesive thereon to adhere the label to the object. The top ply and the bottom ply are engaged such that the rear printable surface of the top ply and the front printable surface of the bottom ply are immediately superimposed. The rear printable surface of the top ply has a deadened adhesive thereon to permit the top ply to be repeatedly removably adhered to the bottom ply. The front printable surface of the bottom ply can also include an identification bar code, in which case the top ply has a corresponding cut-out therein to permit the bar code to be visible.

Abstract: A two-ply laminated label comprises a top opaque ply having a printable front surface and a bottom transparent ply. The top ply of the label is superimposed on and removably adhered to the bottom ply, forming the laminated two-ply label. The bottom ply of the laminated label is superimposed on and removably adhered to a release liner, until label application. The two-ply laminated label is preferably adapted to be adhered to a pharmaceutical container. The top ply can be removed from the bottom ply which is permanently adhered to the container, in order to be permanently adhered to another surface, such as a physician's prescription pad.