Label with booklet

This invention relates to labels, and particularly for labels on bottles and other surfaces in a medical or health setting. The labels of the invention may comprise a base liner which is adhered to the surface, the base liner further having on an upper surface thereof at least a booklet which can be easily removed from the surface when needed. The upper surface of the liner may further include printed materials, hangers, peel-off labels or the like, all of which are located below the booklet. A label with booklet comprises a liner material and a label having an upper and lower surface located on the liner. The label is secured to the liner by an adhesive layer on its lower surface such that the label can be peeled off the liner with the adhesive remaining on the lower surface of the label. A booklet is affixed to the upper surface of the label and comprises a plurality of stacked pages having edges including a top page and a bottom page, each of the pages being coextensive with each other and of smaller dimensions than the label. The booklet further comprises a cover member entirely covering the top page and extending beyond at least two opposing edges of the top page, the cover member having an upper non-adhesive surface, and a lower surface having an adhesive thereon by means of which the lower surface of the cover member is permanently adhered to the upper surface of the top page. The booklet is completely removable from the label by removing at least a portion of the cover member.