I am needing opinions about buying ink.

I have refilled my own, had a guy in a shop do it...they specialise, and I have bought the no-name refills. I was able to refill the no-name refills for my first printer but for my second printer this option was not available. I found a supply place online that sold the ink cartridges I needed very cheaply so I went that way.... that was with my HP. My daughter bought me an Epsom for Christmas and I notice the cartridges are really expensive...cheaper if you buy bulk but I don't use the printer enough to warrant that. You can be sure I'll be talking to people to find out my ink options for this printer. That's what you have to do, talk to the people behind the counter and find out what they recommend and which is the best way to go.

sorry babe cant help you here,maybe some one here can help you ok

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gosh I am absolutely no help on that, I haven't had a printer for years, never had the money to buy one and when I had one they were too expensive to keep up in ink for me.

I gave up on buying new ink. I was spending too much money and the ink wasn't lasting long at all. So, we started taking our ink catridges to Walgreens. We can get a black ink catridge refilled for $10 and a colored ink cartridge refilled for $15. It's half off what I'd pay in the stores and they seem to last longer too. So, I'd suggest taking it to Walgreens if you have one close. However, if you don't, you could always try getting a refill kit from a store and trying it yourself. The refill kits that I've seen here run about $10. It's good for your wallet and good for the environment.

I think refurbished ink cartridges are just as good. There are companies that sell refurbished ink cartridges and refill them for you. Also I heard that Lexmark's a good economical printers, but their ink cartridges are through the roof. Have you considered getting a different brand of printer?

You know what honey when we used to use the printer a lot we would buy a new one whenever we ran out of ink - it worked out the same price at that time! I am sorry I am not much help but I do hope you figure out the best way to replace your ink! xxx

My one is an hp psc 1315 and ink costs a fortune as well like yours.. More pricey here in the philippines than I ever expected. I have been using this in the Uk and my grandad have it sent along with my PC. Arriving here, it was empty for the couloured cartridge and black was running out. I had to print something, was thinking of buying but it costs too much for both cartridge summing up $60 roughly. Then this lady told me I can have it refilled, at first I was a bit hesitant because I was thinking of my printer that it might get broken and hell no I would let that but then It was explained to me that its different for the hp, the cartridge is the one that'll break unlike other printers ribbon dries up and broken. So then I had it refilled and using it now, so far so good. No problems at all.. I can only have my cartridge refilled up to 3-4 times as far as I can remember it right.. hehehe..

Does your ink still cost the same as it used to, if it has went down I would buy it from the store. Years ago I bought one of them refill kits and all I did was make a mess and had to end up throwing my printer away after words. I also listened to someone that told me to go to Wal-Greens to have it refilled. I took it there and left it with them, they said that they could refill it. When I got it back and replaced it into my printer, it would not print out anything and kept saying that my cartridge was empty. The next day I had to take the cartridge back to the store to get my money back. It was hard to get my money back because on the cartridge they had placed a sticker that said it was refilled. I finally was able to get my money back and then I went to another store that sold new ones. For now on that's the only way that I'll go.

I have found that whilst the cost of using refillable one's on the whole are longer and more cost effective, the quality and the ease of use is better buying the manufacturers own brand of cartridge. The main criteria is what is stated on the prints per page area of the buying process.