Where can you can get Ink Cartridges

[emmie]

That don't cost an arm and a leg. Have a HP printer, and the Ink cartridges are very expensive, even looking on line i have seen few places that are cheaper. Anyone know, as can't keep using it at this rate.

[tigerlelly]

You could try www.justinkandpaper.com . I think the stuff comes from Jersey and is considerably cheaper than anywhere else I have found.
It's such a rip off as when I bought my Canon printer I could buy the full set of inks for only £3 more than I would now pay for one ink cartridge in UK. I tried an e-bay shop but the ink dried up very quickly

[mickrog]

http://www.premier-in...cartridges/-c-62.html

try the compatable here....very reliable although i got rid of my HP cus of ink prices

[sara3]

good morning, mickrog ;o)

[mickrog]

hi sara 3...all is well I trust

[webbo3]

http://www.ijtdirect.co.uk/


Dave.

[theshedman]

Hi, in the past I used Pricestorm, also based in Jersey and found them to be good. I had an HP printer but in the end got rid of it because of the price of ink. I recently bought a Kodak one and the ink is much cheaper for that and the quality isn't bad either.

[bigsister]

I always get mine from sellers on Ebay. You can even find cartidges that fit very old printers. Never had a problem, although I haven't used 'refilled' ones.

[scotman]

I buy compatibles locally from a 'Cartridge World' shop. The internet is cheaper but I don't do much colour printing so this is OK for me.

[luco1110]

no 1
choice stationary

[x-ray]

Try The Cartridge People, they are also located in Jersey. Have used them for a few years now - very reliable and cheap, they have a great range too for all makes of printer

[Giggsie]

http://www.cartridgep...tXt7qkCFQEd4QodUUJFWQ

[mumsie_wumsie]

Always buy mine online fron an e-bay outlet. There are plenty on there, just shop around for the best ones .ie the ones with the best feed back.

[Wak]

Hi em10, Have you ever thought about refilling your own cartridges?
I also have an HP printer and the cartridges would cost about £35 to £40 the pair but I refill then both for roughly 70 pence.
It takes roughly 25/30 minutes to refill them both and is very easy once you get used to it. One problem is that the printer keeps reminding you that they are both running very low and you should replace them. However, if you ignore the instruction it seems to get fed up and soon stops pestering you.
I've refilled Canon, Lexmark, Kodak and HP cartridges over the last 12 years and you do occasionally have to buy a new one because they can fail electrically, particularly if you let them run out completely.
You could always try it out on the black cartridge for about £4.00 to see how it goes. Just think how much you could eventually save!!!

[sherrardk]

Saw an advert in the Aldi leaflet saying that they did them - don't know what sort they are though but they were 2.99.

[AlBags]

Keep a permanent search stored in eBay Em.
That's what I do!

[emmie]

thanks for the advice, i will have a look see, not sure about refilling cartridges they are so messy, last time one leaked, and i had this black ink everywhere, that took a time to get off. The cartridges are a rip off, printer cost £40 quid i think, which is what you can pay for HP black and colour cartridge.

[AlBags]

What are the HP numbers you need?
Black and the various colour number versions?
I'll make an eBay search string for you and send you the link. You should then save in eBay as a Favourite search.

[emmie]

Wak where do you buy the ink to refill? and how do you open the cartridge, because they seem as though they don't come apart, if you know what i mean

[AlBags]

Different printers react to refilled cartridges in different ways.
Some stop functioning .. some are fine.
There are water and oil-based inks. Some smudge .. some don't.
Some block the nozzles quickly when unused for a while .. some dont.
See the problem?

[emmie]

Albags will have a look, printer stored away, but i know its running low.