Where to buy printer ink cartridges

Rikki

I urgently need to replace my ink cartriges.

The printer is HP all in one and I need both a black HP56 and a colour HP57.

Thanks

Nile

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Nile

thriftyjo

I just bought some this morning, I get all mine from eco-office supplies I always choose the longer shipping time as its cheaper but seems to be more or less as quick as other suppliers that Ive used even when paying for next day delivery :beer:
http://www.eco-office-supplies.co.uk/html/hp.html#HP56

the 56 is 12.50 the 57 is 17.56

zenmaster

I have used inkcyle before and found them to be be very good.

56 is 12.85 57 is 16.13, including postage.

10% Quidco too.

houndour

Hi,

I just replaced mine...got mine from inks999 and inkclub.com

Inkclub.com offers £8 quidco cashback for first registration. And I got £3.20 cashback from inks999

I managed to get the 56, 57 and 58 for about £45 from these two sites and I also got free 6x4 paper from inkclub.

Shop around though, because I found that for example 58 was cheaper in a different shop to the cheapest 57 etc...iyswim.

Sam

bryanwheeler1

Before go to any of the online store,please take some reviews of cartridges and reviews about that online store.

2010

http://www.cartridgediscount.co.uk/HP-DeskJet-5550/?gclid=CO6w39-VuJ8CFRQulAodJlSI0Q

£16-99 for the two cartridges

anna42hmr

i tend to use infactory, if you go through quidco, you also get 17.5% cash back (which has so far been paid without fail quickly, when we have ordered inks for our epson printer

Jnelhams

I use choice stationery, but who ever you use don't be put off by the warnings in your manual of certain death etc. There was an EU ruling to say this was a restrictive practice, and you are free to buy what ever you like, but of course, there is a lot of rubbish out there too.

SimbaSimon

I usually use Amazon and buy original inks. I work in IT and have seen the damage third party inks can do to the point of ruining a completely good colour laser printer. If your printer is under warranty you will invalidate it with third party inks. If your printer is decent you may wreck it by third party inks. If your printer is old and you don't really like it than perhaps third than perhaps third party inks are for you.

bryanwheeler1

Its good advice.Because if your printer is under warranty then you should have to go only for OEM because if there is any problem with your printer or cartridge then you will get benefit from it.