Need an online store to buy printer cartridges!!!

[Mobbin]

Hi everyone. I have purchased a newer printer and I am looking for an online store to buy remanufactured or compatible printer cartridges from. I would like a store with some sort of free shipping program and cheap prices. Does anyone have any suggestionson where I should go online to buy my ink cartridges? Thanks in advance!

[Sanyyo]

I have found a very good store to purchase from. They have good quality and good prices,
as you are looking for. IowaInk.com is the name of the website. They also have a free
shipping program that you wanted. Hope this helps!

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[thomsonbsa]

I've always ordered from http://www.re-inks.com/. They have good prices, and a wide variety of options. As an added bonus, order more than $45 and your shipping will be free! Check it out.

[truepath]

Once you get your cartridges you may want to consider finding a place to refill them instead of just replacing them. I know that Walgreens drug store has this service avaliable. It has saved me a lot of money in the past, as I know the cartridges themselves can add a significant cost.

[meetingexpectations]

I always use inksmile.com It has free shipping, and very competitive prices. Also, if you refer a new customer you get an additional %5 off. Let the savings start adding up!

[awarepoint1]

Originally Posted by meetingexpectations

I always use inksmile.com It has free shipping, and very competitive prices. Also, if you refer a new customer you get an additional %5 off. Let the savings start adding up!

I also recommened using inksmile. I've used it for the last two years and have no complaints.

[thomprecision]

Originally Posted by truepath

Once you get your cartridges you may want to consider finding a place to refill them instead of just replacing them. I know that Walgreens drug store has this service avaliable. It has saved me a lot of money in the past, as I know the cartridges themselves can add a significant cost.

I used to be able to refill my cartridges on an older printer, but now companies are tightening up on their design, and newest printer I have, that came with a new computer, has its cartridges sealed off in such a way that I can't inject ink in an efficient way. I wonder though, would Walgreens have the technology to overcome this problem?

[cablingacc]

Originally Posted by thomprecision

I used to be able to refill my cartridges on an older printer, but now companies are tightening up on their design, and newest printer I have, that came with a new computer, has its cartridges sealed off in such a way that I can't inject ink in an efficient way. I wonder though, would Walgreens have the technology to overcome this problem?

I've been doing this for years. Unfortuntely the solution I use may be unavalaible for others. I have a doctor friend that gave me a syringe, which solves the problem quite easily. If you can get a hold of one, it will definitely save you some money.

[JodiHY]

Hi,
You may wish to check and see if you have a Cartridge World in your area. Great refuel station or should I say refill cartridge store!
http://www.cartridgeworldusa.com/
JodiHY

[biophase]

I've been refilling my cartridges with a NuKote cheap kit from Walmart. It cost $10 and can fill 4 cartridges. It's sort of messy but the ink prints fine. Well worth it.