Hi Rondalee1,
are you looking to burn a Lightscribe label? If so, you'll need your disc burner to have the Lightscribe function built into it, as well as Lightscribe discs, which I never found to be very appealing to the eye.
If you are wanting a stick-on label, they'll stick onto just about any disc, but I warn you, that is a bad choice. Stick-ons can be difficult to place correctly, and they not only sometimes throw the disc off-balance, but they sometimes refuse to eject.
Last choice is a white inkjet printable disc, easily found at Target, Wally World, Staples, etc. But you'll need an inkjet printer with a print-on-disc function.
Epson makes a reasonably priced XP-600 series and the result is superb. Let them dry before you play them.

As far as DVD+ or -R, I've never had an issue with either.
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If you want to print a label, I use JVC Taiyo Yuden discs. DVD-R. About $36 for 100 on Amazon. I buy them 200 at a time.

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I use a Canon Pixma printer. Does a great job, and refills are readily available on the cheap on Ebay.

I've never liked the way Lightscribe discs looked either. Plus they are pricey. .
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