Universal Inkjet Refill Kits (for inkjet printers and fax cartridges)

[huey1124]

Universal Inkjet Refill Kit

"Universal Inkjet Refill Kits
Refill all any inkjet cartridge and SAVE! The kit works on all major brands of inkjet printer and inkjet fax machine cartridges such as: Hewlett Packard®, Epson®, Canon®, Lexmark®, Compaq®, Xerox®, Brother®, and more..."

Black kit sells for $19.99, and color kit sells for $24.99.
Each Black Kit refills 2 to 8 Cartridges, depending on your cartridge, for as low as $2.50 per refill.
The kit comes with everything you need, and if you have cartridges that costs a lot to refill, this could potentially be a good deal. Website offers technical assistance thru toll-free number and via web.

 

[god kcemhs]

Much cheaper and FREE SHIPPING at
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only $14.95 with free shipping

 

[WDK]

I bought these kits at a local store for less than $15 even ;-). Refilling cartridges yourself with these kits is cheap, but the quality is pretty poor in my opinion.. Thank god I tested them on an old Epson 650... The print heads are sort of screwed now, but that might also be my fault.

 

[onlinemom]

You could always get generic cartridges - a little more expensive, but they're guaranteed to work right, also a lot less work and mess. I get mine at http://www.1234wesaveyoumore.com/Ink Cartridges.html. My Canon cartridges are $4.95 and $5.95 for black and color. I believe shipping is $3.50 no matter how much you order, but I could be wrong.

 

[cressida]

BAH! I bet you are from that company I see advertising about that Universal Ink stuff.... It's a piece of $#%^. Just to let you know ; )

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[Kirsten]

Hey OnlineMom,

What would you say the quality difference is between those generic cartridges and real HP ones. I like to do photo quality printing on my HP 932C and I haven't taken the plunge on generic yet... anyone know???

Thanks,
Kirsten

 

[Kirsten]

:| Well, after checking nullI guess my HP 932C has one of the electronic chips built into the print cartridge so they can't do generic!!!
Kirsten

 

[jrichrds]

universal ink?? Now that's scary.

 

[woodie1]

I have been using bulk ink from www.oddparts.com for over a year now. They have specific ink for specific printers. I don't know how many times I have refilled my black ink cartridge but it has paid for itself many times over with never a problem.