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At Office Depot or Staples. I know Costco will "refill" your ink cartridges; however, I would prefer unopened ink cartridges.
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HP prices are much cheaper than anywhere else, free 2-day shipping and guarantee. The remanufactured refilled, etc. are often inferior quality and the cartridges are not always full.
In some instances generics are a good buy, but sometimes your best bet is the name brand. Bottom line, "You get what you pay for" |
I take my empty cartridges in to Costco and they refill them for about $7. a bit more for color, but under $10. I am pleased with it.
It takes about an hour from start to finish and I walk out with them. Just enough time to have a Berry Sunday and read their magazine. Jan |
I buy mine at 123inkjet.com or printpal.com which ever is cheapest and have never had a problem.
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I ruined my printer using refill ink!
Try Inksmile.com |
Hewlett Packard website.
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I tried using refilled ink cartridges and ruined my printer. They leaked and messed it up so they couldn't repair it.
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When I try refills, my printer doesn"tread them right. I buy them at Walmart
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Originally Posted by craftybear
Sometime I buy the black and color in a combination package at Staples but still is expensive. There has to be a cheaper place.
I also went to Walgreens and they can refill them but when I did mine I had problems with it and took it back and got $$$ back. I think it was like $9.00 or so. Craftybear |
I'm surprised that more people don't know about continuous ink supplies for many, if not most, printers.
We have the setups on both our printers. By the time you've paid $35 or so for new cartridges four or five times, you could have paid for the continuous ink supply. What a great invention. Even non-techie me can refill the ink cartridges and that wasn't needed for probably two years. Google "continuous ink supplies" to find a system compatible with your printer. |
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