Supplier for Printer Inks

patman99

I would concur with the other posters, but before you go and buy a new cart. try the advice in this video HERE

Also, if you go through Topcashback or quidco, you can earn money back from your purchase.

The best deal I got was via TCB when I ordered a cart for my HP, it cost a total of £4.99, but I got £10 cash-back.

glenn77

I get mine from here
http://shop.ink.co.uk/

Never let me down and you get some free photo paper and a free desk note box with your order.

[Deleted User]

amazon maybe

tonynw

cheap here £5.29 for 6 cartridges

http://www.store2go.net/shop/7dayinks/p/product/1001012524-TO+801-6+multi+pack/

tonynw

moonrakerz

I only use genuine Canon cartridges - and this, and this, and this.............

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/6767701/Trail/searchtext%3EINK+REFILL.htm

tonynw

moonrakerz wrote: »

I only use genuine Canon cartridges - and this, and this, and this.............

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/6767701/Trail/searchtext%3EINK+REFILL.htm

i wouldnt use that, there is no such thing as a universal ink for all printers,

some printers use dye based ink and some use pigment ink, there is no such thing as a dyepigment ink it is 1 or the other and shouldnt be mixed so using a so called universal ink is not recomended.

tonynw

moonrakerz

tonynw wrote: »

i wouldnt use that................a so called universal ink is not recomended.

By whom ? Any noticeable differences (not that there are any) can be adjusted out in the printer set-up.

Most of my printing is B & W documents with a few colour illustrations.
There are a few photographs of my grandson/family taken on a Nikon D90. I consider the quality of these photographs to be just as good as when using a Canon cartridge.
So just why should I pay Canon's exorbitant prices ? - I'd rather spend the the money on vintage Champagne, which is cheaper - and doesn't stain my lips :D
If you wish to waste your money please carry on !