The Truth About Compatible Printer Cartridges

Posted on January 31, 2014 by aalim

Money – is the driving force behind everything we do nowadays. But when such conversational subject as “Original against Compatible cartridges” is in question, quality becomes equally as important. As a “printerer” (person who prints) all you can ever wish is for is a high quality cheap ink cartridge. Who cares what box the cartridge is in? As long as it fits the bill – you will go for the “kill” and purchase the cartridge again and again. Right?

Well, not quite. Not always anyway. In order to understand the truth behind the complexity of the issue there are 4 printer consumables commandments that almighty Toni B came up with in order for you to be a wise “Printerer”

4 Toni B Commandments for Printerer’s who actually want to save cash.

Buy originals only if the quality of the prints is paramount. If you are printing photos or highly important presentation documents then just stick to the original, if not then continue reading.
Never buy compatibles of eBay. Mostly likely its some “cowboy” in his garage pumping the cartridges with ink without any proper equipment. It’s just not worth the risk.
Ensure compatible ink/toner cartridge satisfaction by checking the returns policy of the company. Are they willing to give you money back if you are not satisfied with the quality of the compatible cartridge?
This one might be a bit pushy but avoid the risk and buy compatible ink/toner cartridges from Inkntoneruk. Cheap high quality compatibles are sold on a daily basis at Inkntoneruk with thousands of happy customers.

The Truth About Compatible Printer Cartridges for our 'Printerer' — compatible 540 ink cartridge

The problem is not the problem. The problem is the way you perceive the problem.

Manufacturers are telling about the damage that compatibles can inflict on to your printer. Beware!!! This is total bollocks!! It’s the same cartridge just without the brand name printed on it.

So there you have it folks. Money saving tips right here! The ball is in your court. You can choose to save or let go of your precious sterling.

Now that you are a clever printerer please also remember that nothing will save you more ink than not printing at all. So print only when you must.

If you didn’t learn anything from this article at least remember one thing. The compatible cartridge from Inkntoneruk will do a stellar job, guaranteed.

If you wish to contact us about anything, you can visit our store or see our Contact Us page here. You can also call our number or get in touch with us on our Social Media Accounts. All links and information will be provided at the end of this Blog Post.

We really hope this Blog post was useful to you and we encourage you to come back every Friday, when we post new content on our Blog!

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Never Agree to Printer Updates

Posted on December 30, 2013 by aalim

Why you should never agree to printer updates unless you want to stop using compatible ink or toner cartridges.

Many printers use automatic firmware updates that force you to use the expensive original products rather than cheaper alternatives. This is often an option in your printer software that can be changed or refused. Never agree to firmware updates so that you are able to continue using alternative cartridges.

Firmware updates can lock your printer into only accepting original cartridges, which makes the original maker of your printer lots of money and costs you a packet ! The cartridge you’ve purchased from us is an environmentally friendly low cost alternative to an original cartridge and will provide you with the high print quality that you expect.

Your replacement cartridge is of the highest quality.The company that makes your printer would prefer you to buy a more expensive original cartridge from them. This is how they make so much money !

Possible Pop-Up Messages

This is why certain messages may pop up when you insert a replacement cartridge into your machine. For example:

“This is not a genuine product …… do you wish to continue?”
“Your printer warranty may not cover repairs or service due to the use of non-original cartridges”
“Ink / Toner level indicator will not work as this is not a genuine cartridge… ”
“Warning Ink / Toner low …..”

Never pay any attention to the Ink / Toner level indicator, no matter what type of cartridge you are using. This is because the indicator only counts pages based on an assumption of a 5% coverage of Ink / Toner onto the page and does not accurately measure Ink / Toner levels.

It is not unusual for a customer to buy a replacement cartridge because the Ink / toner level indicator on their printer has told them to do so, even though their current cartridge is still half full! Do not worry because your replacement cartridge is fills to maximum capacity, which means there is more Ink / Toner in it than an original cartridge.

Please continue to use your cartridge (click the ‘OK’ button or hold down the ‘RESUME’ button if required to do so) and only replace it once the print quality starts to deteriorate.

Certain types of Canon printer will require you to press and hold down a button (with a red upside down triangle) on it for a few seconds. A non-original cartridge will not damage your printer and will save you lots of money on your printing costs. So when the time comes for you to purchase a new printer you will have saved hundreds, if not thousands, by sticking with us !

From Landfill to Refill

Posted on November 8, 2013 by aalim

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In a day where whales are dying from polluted oceans and bees are vanishing at alarming rate for unknown reasons. It is more vital then ever before to consider the environment and go green. It is clear that our actions affect everything around us and we are being affected by everything around us at the same time. Over 45 million printer cartridges that are non bio-degradable end up in the landfill each and every single year.

Some of the chemicals in the printer cartridges can take up to 900 years to dissolve causing the soil to be intoxicated. A very Wiseman once said “do not spit in the water – because you might have to drink it later”. Even though the birds in the picture below seem to be loving it, by ignoring these serious indicators we are ignoring the future of the planet. If everyone does their bit, I’m sure we can make a huge difference.

What can we do to help to keep the environment cleaner?

The idea of 100% clean environment is a nice one indeed, however it isn’t really feasible in the foreseeable futue. The simple fact of the matter is that we cannot just stop living. We must eat and we must print, otherwise we won’t survive, but we are at a stage where in the battle of survival of the fittest, the fittest survivor is the biggest threat to himself and those around him. So what can we do? There are many things that we can do. We can start from little things because little things make big difference.

Here is the list of only 4 things that we can do to keep the pollution to a minimum.

Firstly, Print Less and when Necessary.
Secondly, Use compatible and/or Recycled Ink cartridges and Toner Cartridges.
Additionally, third of all, Refill ink cartridges Professionally.
Lastly, Recycle Ink and Toner Cartridges.

If we follow these simple rules, we as printer consumables consumers can easily say and be proud that “we have done our bit for the environment”. Less cartridges in a landfill means less problems!

For more information on recycling and refilling your inkjet cartridges professionally call Toni B on 0208 216 5571

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Written By: Donatas Ivaskevicius

How to Run a Cleaning Cycle

Posted on July 26, 2013 by aalim

When you buy compatible Epson Expression ink cartridges or Genuine HP Photosmart ink cartridges, you might discover that for some unexplained reason the quality of your prints is not up to par. You have read the manual and inspected the printer but are still unsure what might be causing this issue, read on to find out what might be the problem. Today’s Blog Post is all about running Cleaning Cycles. Enjoy!

How do I know if I need to Run the Cleaning Cycle?

The first question that you need to ask is “are my prints smudgy after I print?”. If the answer is yes, then most likely you do need to run the cleaning cycle.

Running the cleaning cycle from time to time is highly recommended because it can help you to save some of the pricey ink and valuable time. Imagine you have ordered the HP ink cartridge, waited for it to arrive and once you insert it into your machine the printing output is blurry. Most of the customers assume that this is a faulty compatible ink cartridge and send the ink cartridge back to us. This of course can be avoided sometimes by calling us first and informing the customer service adviser about your issue.

Run the Cleaning Cycle

Turn on the printer
Step 2 – Click “File” menu and select “Print Setup”
Click “Properties”
In the Utility Tab, select “Head Clean” and follow the instructions.

Another way to clean the print head is to simply hold the power on button for three seconds once or twice.

The printer will make some noise and printer lights might be flashing. Keep calm your printer is not transforming into a tractor, this is a sign that the Cleaning Cycle is in progress. Do not switch the printer off at this point as doing so might damage your device.

TIP 1: Do not run the cleaning cycle while you are printing.

TIP 2: Before you run the cleaning cycle check the Nozzle Check Utility to ensure that you need the print head to be cleaned.

Ink or toner? Call Inkntoneruk

If you have any issues regarding your printer or ink cartridges please do not hesitate to contact us by calling our Inkntoneruk shop number on 020 8216 5571 or writing an email to contact@inkntoneruk.co.uk

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written by Donatas Ivaskevicius

How to Replace Ink Cartridge

Posted on July 12, 2013 by aalim

At first glance it might seem like a simple and straightforward procedure but due to many customers inquiring and asking how to replace their printer cartridges, we have decided to go back to the basics and clarify it for those that might be stuck. If you are struggling to replace your Canon printer cartridge, Brother printer Cartridge or any other cartridge for that matter then follow the step-by-step guide below and you will be printing again in no time.

Step 1

If you want to replace your empty cartridge then obviously you must have a new cartridge ready. So the first step is to go and buy the ink cartridge. If you still do not have yours, then it is a good idea to purchase them now. Grab a cheap ink cartridge at InknToneruk.co.uk the cheapest ink provider online.

Step 2

Take the cartridge out of its packaging and be sure to remove any seals, clips or strings that might come with the cartridge. This also entirely depends on what printer you own.

Step 3

Make sure to plug the printer into the socket and turn it on. You will be able to tell if the printer is on or off by the printer’s light or printers screen if it has one. The light or the screen is usually placed somewhere on the top of the printer.

Step 4

Lift or slide the lid of your device. This should automatically make your printer cartridges slide out.

Step 5

This is probably the most valuable piece of advice. When you are taking the used cartridge out of the printer, pay close attention to the way you are taking it out because that is exactly how the new cartridge will have to be inserted into your machine.

Step 6

For those who already missed step 5 and took out the cartridge without paying any attention to it – check out this simple video explaining how to remove and install the new cartridge.

Tip 1: When replacing compatible ink cartridges or recycled ink cartridges have a tissue handy just in case the cartridge is leaking.

Tip 2: Every cartridge should come with a manual. If it does not then most likely the cartridges are not of the highest quality. Please refer to the manual to replace an ink cartridge.

Thanks for reading and remember, for unbeatable prices on cartridges and compatibles, visit our site at InknToner.co.uk . We additionally deliver all the products free of charge usually the next day.

written by Donatas Ivaskevicius

High Quality, Cheap Compatibles

Posted on June 7, 2013 by aalim

Cheap, High Quality Compatibles at InknTonerUK!

Cheapest Compatible Toner Cartridges

In a competitive industry such as ink and toner, it is important to stay competitive on all fronts at all times. Recently, we have introduced huge price cuts of our budget compatible toner cartridges and we thought it would be a great idea to share it with you. The latest price reductions on our web site mean that InknTonerUK is the cheapest online for budget compatible toner cartridges. Our existing customers will be welcoming these price cuts with open arms and hopefully the new web site visitors will be impressed by our low prices. This hasn’t changed a thing when it comes to quality – Still high, Still great quality!

Wider choice than Anywhere else

What makes InknTonerUK online shop a unique one, is it’s simple design and the ability for a user to choose between “Budget”, “Premium” and “Original” laser cartridges. No other shop online has this capability. This leaves you in a position of power as a consumer to freely try out the cheapest compatible cartridges and see for yourself if the results for your printer are satisfactory. If the printing quality is not sufficient enough then next time you can go for cheapest premium compatible cartridges which offer a higher quality printings. Other online cartridge suppliers make this decision for you and you might end up having to pay more for lower quality compatible laser cartridge.

Reduce the Cost Price – NOT the Toner Cartridge quality

At InknTonerUK there are no poorly manufactured or refilled laser compatible cartridges. All our toner compatibles and most compatible inks are manufactured professionally in a factory, ensuring you less faulty cartridges. Less faulty cartridges means more satisfied customers and even bigger savings. Reduce your cartridge costs by buying compatibles and you’ll receive free delivery to your office/home, plus many other benefits.

Few examples of our latest price reductions

We have reduced prices on thousands of products. We wouldn’t be able to list them all, but here are some of the most popular ones.

Brother DCP-8085DN Toner Cartridges
Brother DCP 9040CN Toner cartridges
Brother DCP 9055CDN Toner Cartridge
Canon LBP 3460 Toner Cartridges
Canon LBP 6000 Toner Cartridges
Hp laserjet P2055 Toner Cartridges
HP laserjet Pro 200 Toner Cartridges
Samsung ML 1910 Toner Cartridges

Choose us as your number one destination concerning printer consumables and we won’t disappoint! Our customer service staff is here to handle all questions that you might have. No matter how small or big your issue may be – InknTonerUK is here to help You.

written by Donatas Ivaskevicius

Tips: Reducing Printing Costs

Posted on May 17, 2013 by aalim

The widest choice of Ink and Toner cartridges online at low prices

In these difficult economic times we as consumers are on the lookout for the best deals on everything we purchase. As it happened to be, ink cartridges and toner cartridges are on the expensive side. If you are reading this you are most likely keen on finding the right printing solution for your business or home. This article aims to give you tips on different ways to reduce your printer ownership cost without sacrificing the end results.

TIP Number 1 – Choose Your Printer Carefully

One of my first tips is to be very vigilant when you purchase your printer. When you are in the shop trying to find the right printer, at first glance it might seem like a good idea to go for the cheapest one or best looking one. Unfortunately, both of these factors have got nothing to do with how much you will actually spend once you buy the printer. If you bought the printer for around £50 you will soon realise that your printing costs are more expensive than your printer and that they are not economical at all. Of course a lot of it depends on the amount of prints you print per week/month.

Consumers who print couple copies a week here and there might not bother about the efficiency of the printer. However, if you love to print a lot or you are looking for the most sensible printing solution for your office, then I strongly recommend to go for the printers that cost £150 and above. After all you will have the printer for at least 5 years and the investment will save you money on printing cost in the long run.

TIP Number 2 – Cost Per Page is the Key

People are always asking us, “what is the best printer to buy?” “what printer should I buy?” “which printer will save me money?”

Well, it all depends on your needs. A lot of advice online suggests that in order to save on printing cost you have to print in black and white. As It happened to be, compatible black cartridges produce great quality prints, in most cases matching the originals. Other tips suggest that you print in draft mode. If you are going to print in draft mode, then what is the point of purchasing originals? When purchase premium compatible ink cartridges you will save bundles of money by decreasing your cost per page because compatible cartridges have way more ink in them. Cost per page has a lot to do with your printing expenditures, so be sure to find out the exact cost per page of the printer before your buy it, to avoid any nasty surprises in the future.

TIP Number 3 – Buy ink and toner in bulk

Another great way to save is by buying ink/toner cartridges in bulk. The cartridges usually come with couple years expiry date, so there is no reason for you not to buy more cartridges at once. At Inkntoneruk our multi packs and value packs have 5% discount which is a nice way to get all your printer consumables while spending less.

TIP Number 4 – Go for the Compatible Cartridges

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Last but by far not least, tip number 4 is “compatible ink and toner cartridges”. I have read an article where the author was saying that original cartridges will save you money. How can you save money by paying more for the printer cartridges and receiving less ink in return? Compatibles could potentially save you a fortune (Read more on Colossal savings on HP toners). If you are stuck with that cheap printer and wondering how to spend less on printing cost – you have two choices. One is to throw the cheap printer away or recycle it and buy a new one, that is better economically.

If you do your research properly chances are you’ll save for many years to come. Another option is to go for compatible cartridges. The latter receives the highest recommendations because it is guaranteed to save you cash instantly and you don’t have to throw your printer away.

Misconceptions about remanufactured ink cartridges

It’s also a common misconception that re-manufactured ink cartridges are not to be used, because they are poor quality and do not work. The fact of the matter is that, it is simply not true and whoever is telling you this, they are ether lying or have no idea what they are talking about. It is easy to babble nonsense after you had one bad experience with compatible ink cartridges but unlike genuine ink cartridges, compatibles are manufactured by many different OEM’s, not to mention amateurs who are pumping ink to the cartridge in their own homes. Compatible ink and toner cartridges at Inkntoneruk print as good as the originals but cost much less. Due to rigorous testing that takes place before cartridges are dispatched you can buy supreme quality ink and toner compatibles with total confidence.

We hope these tips were very useful to you. We encourage you to come back to our Blog each week, where we may post more tips for you in the future!

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written by Donatas Ivaskevicius

Ink Cartridge Remanufacturing Process

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Posted on May 3, 2013 by aalim

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At Inkntoneruk we are passionate about what we do. We know for a fact that, it is not what you do, but how you do it that matters. That is exactly what today’s post is about – “How do we remanufacture ink cartridges?” So how do we do it? It’s simple, buy the ink, pour it down the empty cartridge and your are ready to print. Unfortunately, it is not as easy as that. It takes skill, patience, appropriate equipment and a lot of testing before remanufactured cartridges can go onto the consumers shelves. In order to explain the ink cartridge recycling process in detail, I have teamed up with a few experts in the world of remanufacturing ink cartridges, Chris and his assistant Josh (pictured below) to guide us through eight remanufacturing stages and to produce a compatible Canon PG-540 Black ink cartridge at the end of it.

It really is a smart move to go for compatible ink cartridges (recycled ink cartridges and remanufactured ink cartridges). To appreciate what it takes to produce a recycled ink cartridge, we figured it would be a good idea to share the remanufacturing process with you. This is a grey area for a lot of consumers and we hope you will find this information useful.

8 Steps to Remanufacture an Ink Cartridge

Step 1 – Weigh the Canon PG-540 ink cartridge

First things first. After we receive a used PG-540 cartridge from you, we have to weigh it first to see which cartridges still have some ink left in them. We separate the cartridges with ink in them and the ones without.

Step 2 – Spin the PG-540 cartridges

The ink cartridges which still had some ink in them have to go through a spinning process for the sponge inside the ink cartridge to dry out. It is slowly being prepared for that all important ink refill. After spinning the cartridges, it is necessary to weigh them again to ensure that all the ink has been removed from the inside of the cartridge.

Step 3 – Spray the Ink Cartridge

In the third stage of ink cartridge remanufacturing, Chris has sprayed the ink cartridges and the cartridge head in order to remove excess ink so the cartridge can communicate properly with the Canon printer. After spraying it, a clip is attached to the PG-540 ink cartridge for extra protection.

Step 4 – Fill the Cartridge with Ink

The fourth stage is where the major magic happens and the ink gets a refill into the clean and empty cartridges using the needles that insert into the cartridges (picture above). Firstly, you have to be extremely careful not to fill too much or too little ink and follow precise cartridge capacity guidelines. Once the ink is in, it is time to weigh them again to ensure that all ink cartridges are the right weight.

Step 5 – Suck the Ink Cartridge

This is a vital part of the process, “sucking” the ink cartridge. All cartridges have to be “sucked” in order for them to start the ink flow, so when you insert it in your printer the ink is ready to be transferred to your printer.

Step 6 – Leave the cartridges for 7 days

Now, the ink cartridges have to sit for a minimum of 7 days, for the ink to sink into the sponge inside the cartridge.

Step 7 – More Testing

After the ink cartridges have been on the shelf for a minimum of 7 days, Chris has to carry out a few printing tasks and also print a couple of test pages to ensure the highest quality prints for your home or office.

Step 8 – Ready To Go

Now the ink cartridges are on the shelf, with the correct labels and ready to dispatch, as soon as the orders comes in.

Bear in mind that this is not the only way to remanufacture cartridges and some cartridges need to boil before they can get a refill and others such as compatible HP Photosmart ink cartridges, compatible Canon Pixma ink cartridges and compatible Epson Stylus ink cartridges go through the remanufacturing process in a factory in China. If you’d like us to refill your cartridges, select your printer model using our quick finder, then if the refill option is available for your cartridge, click on the refill option. After paying for your refill, you’ll get a free post address to send your ink cartridge to us, which we’ll refill and send it back to you shortly.
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Author: Donatas Ivaskevicius

Printer of the week “HP Photosmart 7520”

Posted on March 28, 2013 by aalim

Buy ink cartridges for HP Photosmart 7520 printer

Introduction

If you are looking to buy a printer now and cannot decide what printing machine to go for, here is a little financially sound advice that hopefully will help to make your decision. The Photosmart printers from HP are offering you to print highest quality documents and photos for less making it a ideal machine for SOHO users.

HP Photosmart 7520 Printer Review

The all in one device is called Photosmart for a reason. As the name suggests the Photosmart 7520 really does deliver smart quality photos, but this is by far not the only reason for you to purchase this wireless device. Cheap highest quality ink cartridges (also available as compatibles) will produce superb prints for your office and vibrant photos is another reason to purchase this astonishing printer. Still not quite convinced? Read on to see the features and the price.

Key Features

The all in one wireless printer is mostly notable for its ability to produce fantastic quality photos in 9600 x 2600 dot per inch resolution. This is unbelievably high resolution when you consider how low the price is. The HP Photosmart 7520 comes with user-friendly navigational system in a form of 4.3 inch (10.9 cm) LCD touch screen which is attached to the printer and is tilted at a perfect angle for maximum comfort. The HP Photosmart 7520 includes automatic duplex and printing speed of 14 pages per minute for mono, 10 pages per minute for colour and maximum 16 second for a photo. It also comes with Apple Air Print and ePrint which allow mobile, tablet and web printing and that is not all. Usb, wi-fi, fax, 145 input sheet capacity and borderless prints are all features under the HP Photosmart 7520 printer’s belt.

Have a look at this cool and smooth LCD touch screen (below).

Price

One of the main reasons the HP 7520 is Ink’n’TonerUK printer of the week is the price at which it is available. Usually you would have to pay around £180 for the intelligent printing device, but due to special offer from “John Lewis” you can save £55 when buying the HP Photosmart 7520. The cost price is £124.95 but the offer is only available until 5 April 2013 so don’t snooze for too long as time is running out! Although, “Currys” go one step further and sell the device for £125.95 and even allow you to claim £50 back.

Buy Cheap Ink Cartridges

Genuine ink cartridges for the HP Photosmart 7520 are on sale at Ink’n’TonerUK at very competitive rates all day – everyday. Our price comparison is carried out on regular basis and it also ensures that prices stay as low as possible.

Buy Cheap Compatible HP Photosmart 7520 Ink Cartridges

Ink’n’TonerUK tries to save you money on consistent basis and that is why our e-commerce website has alternative option for you to choose when you shop for Photosmart 7520 ink cartridges with us. The alternative compatible Photosmart 7520 ink cartridges are more than 50% cheaper, so its a no-brainer if your aim is to cut down on ink cartridge expenditures.

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Dell Briefly Approves Compatibles

Posted on March 7, 2013 by aalim

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Consumers Free Choice

It is obvious and everyone knows that, the consumers have the freedom to buy whatever they desire. They can buy compatibles like ink cartridges, toner cartridges, fuser units and drum units or the originals. However, the customers have to be aware, that the Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) DO NOT want consumers to be purchasing cheaper ink cartridges for the printer that they have spent thousands to develop. Although, this was not the case at least momentarily with Dell. According to Choice Stationery Supplies, the computer technology giant had a PDF on their web titled “Dell Printer and Printer Supplies Environmental Policy” which included the following

“Dell printers do not prevent the use of non manufacture printer supplies ink, toner, drums, rollers, fusers etc. The use of non-Dell printer supplies ink, toner, drums, rollers, fusers, including refill and re-manufactured supplies is a customer’s choice.”

However, the PDF on the Dell’s website was short lived and seems to be removed.

OEMs against Compatibles

The statement from Dell flies in the face of all Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) who are strongly determined to prevent any use of compatible ink or toner cartridges,hence the probable reason why it was taken off.

To an extent, there is threat that compatible products pose to the profits of the OEMs. The quality of compatible cartridges has increased, while the cost price remains much lower, than the original cartridges, making the consumers wonder why should they pay more for similar results.

Recently, OEMs such as Canon, Lexmark, Brother have taken steps to prevent consumers from using compatible cartridges. Canon have patented re manufacturing method, while several OEMs released statements advising the customers against the compatibles. Additionally, most of the OEMs have introduced POP-UPS to hassle consumers if they insert compatible cartridges in their printer. Sometimes, even lying that there is no ink left when the brand new re manufactured cartridge has just been inserted.

Compatibles are good for Environment and Your Wallet

In order to keep the balance on the planet between saving resources and producing new products, it is extremely important that we continue to use compatible ink cartridges and compatible toner cartridges, as well as other compatible consumables. The amount of waste keeps increasing, while resources are limited too. So the next time you have to make a decision between the compatible or original consumables and you decide to go for the re-manufactured one – just know that, not only you are saving enormously on the price but you are also doing the right thing by helping to keep the environment clean while at the same time saving the planets resources. This might not seem like much but when you have 7 billion people on the planet – it all adds up.

Where can I buy high quality Compatible Cartridges?

To purchase the highest quality compatible cartridges or other remanufactured consumables please visit the InknTonerUK website (The links are provided at the top of the article). We have the widest range of printing consumables at the very competitive prices. You would be surprised how much you can save on the compatible ink cartridges and compatible toner cartridges.

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Author: Donatas Ivaskevicius