I purchased edible ink cartridges online, so would that make my cartridges spongeless? If so, I will buy these refills today. And I'm also wondering how many refills can you get from this set of 4 - 2 oz. bottles? Thanks SO much!!
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I an not sure about the sponge part, however the refills will give u about 5 top ups. Except the black if u have 2 black cartridges 1 large and 1 small then obviously the black won't last as long. Hope this helps
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Hi there. When I bought these, there was a plastic cover over the ink part. You must remove that and peel back the tape and then put in your printer. Hope this helps. These cartridges also ruined a printer of mine I now no longer have. It wasn't as compatible as they said and broke the ink heads on my printer. Ink spilled all inside. Good luck.
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I've been trying to find the same thing out for myself. An empty cartridge that I can refill? Anyone have any input?
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From what I remember, there were specific inks listed as being for these based on what printer they were for. These were sold by the same company. I purchased the 100ml bottles and have had no issues at all.
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Hi Scott,Thank you for your reply -- I appreciate it! Went to the link you provided and put in my request to be notified when they get more in stock.Still hoping someone can tell us how long a cartridge lasts on average -- 20 bucks is pretty expensive for just 2 of them, although I noticed they're currently offering a 20% discount with free shipping, which would help a bit.
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Yes, although it's probably best to buy pre-filled refillable cartridges. They are transparent and come with plugs to seal the fill hole. That way, it is easy to see when they need refilling and easy to refill the ones that need refilling. The cartridges are relatively inexpensive and available on Ebay.
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I wouldn't order ANY REFILL kit! I did and and my printer rejected it. There is a chip in the ink levels that alert the cartridges and won't let you refill! So lucky I didn't pay more then $20.00 bucks on the refill kits. BUT I did have to buy the right HP new cartridges price which isn't cheap! The best place I found to get the cartridges are either Sam's Club or Costco. Walmart only has 1/2 the ink compare to the other stores.. Look for the # of pages you get for the ink you purchase. Good luck!!
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Tell you truth I don't know the what the best refill kit are. I bought and used Ink refill set for CIS/CISS or refillable cartridges using Epson 68, 69 ink: Workforce 40, 310, 500, 600, 610 & NX100, NX115, NX200, NX215, NX400, NX415, NX515 So far I used that ink to refill the cartridges 3-4 times so far and have about half the bottles still full. It can be a bit messy refilling ink cartridges if your not careful. So depending on your time/cost and how much you print, buying a new one might better choice if it cost $3-5 bucks.
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The starter color cartridges that come with it will last awhile if you only occasionally use color. I use it at my business, have had it for about 2 1/2 months, made a lot of copies, and haven't even approached the ink tanks having to be replaced. These are only the starter cartriges. I purchased an "XL" cartrige in black to replace the starter one when it ran out, looks like it will be about 6 months or so before I need to even think about it. The cartriges are not cheap but if they last well beyond what the starter ones do, they're well worth it. Print about 100 - 150 pages per day on average. The starter color cartridges that come with it will last awhile if you only occasionally use color. I use it at my business, have had it for about 2 1/2 months, made a lot of copies, and haven't even approached the ink tanks having to be replaced. These are only the starter cartriges. I purchased an "XL" cartrige in black to replace the starter one when it ran out, looks like it will be about 6 months or so before I need to even think about it. The cartriges are not cheap but if they last well beyond what the starter ones do, they're well worth it. Print about 100 - 150 pages per... » Read More The starter color cartridges that come with it will last awhile if you only occasionally use color. I use it at my business, have had it for about 2 1/2 months, made a lot of copies, and haven't even approached the ink tanks having to be replaced. These are only the starter cartriges. I purchased an "XL" cartrige in black to replace the starter one when it ran out, looks like it will be about 6 months or so before I need to even think about it. The cartriges are not cheap but if they last well beyond what the starter ones do, they're well worth it. Print about 100 - 150 pages per day on average. « Show Less
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Well, yes you can buy that ink cartridges, but the pens already have their own refillable ink cartridges. I recommend to buy a bottle ink of your choice and fill those ink cartridges.
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this cartridge has like a ink tape, you cannot refill since it's not liquid at all, he only way is to buy another cartridge, sorry
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I purchased the same to products. You must break the printer to attach the ink system to the printer. I could not get it to work the instruction were quite poor. I then ordered empty refillable cartridges from the ink filling station and ink. these work great you just pull out a plug fill the cartridge with ink and put it back into the printer. You can use the ink in the ink system to fill the cartridges. Hope this helps.
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I don't use a ton of ink either, but it's really nice to have a bunch on hand for a great price. They come sealed and wrapped. We have had ours for several months and there seems to be no issue with the cartridges keeping.
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Hello Janill, Let me start by saying that yes you can have costco refill these for you. What I dont do anymore is have time time to run into costco to get them filled. Based on my calculations. It costs me around $7.75 per 2 pack of color number 96 HP cartridge pack. These also go under the name of used/refilled/refurbished. I ordered a 3 pack that came free of shipping to replace the older cartridges and had them in 2 days with my prime membership. You can tell that they should be recycled back to amazon or third party as they all can be reused over and over again. I personally save mine by putting the caps back on then keeping them ready to take to Costco or Staples, even officemax. Depending on where you live, and the model of HP you can always go the third route by ordering new from a generic company called INK4WORK they are available for around $18 a pack compared to $46 to $66 that HP wants online at the amazon wherehouse. Thinking of it, Im going to order another 6 pack of refurbished black HP AIO 7500 series ink cartridges right now while im thinking of it for my Soho. Good luck. I hope that you find what your looking for. I have 2 machines and Im thinking of adding a third fax machine along with the new T1 that i ordered. have a good day, Drew
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As far as I know they are not offering a refillable cartridge. Their are products out their to hack the cartridge software but the company has responded with a dirty little trick on their latest firmware 1.2.3. What it dose is checks the serial number on the cartridge and how much filiment that should be in their , if the numbers don't coraspond they disable your printer so you are screwed. What most of us are doing is downgrading the firmware so we can use any filiment we like . If you would like the web adress to the da Vinci club get a hold of me at dottbryan@gmail.com. The printer is a good unit. And we need to fight this BS of shutting down a product that we buy and own. It's against the laws of ownership I hope this has helpt you out v
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Hello, I use the inks for cake pops made with candy melts...I bought the black ones and also a pack o colored ones from a different vendor, I had no problem with the black ink that came in the colored pack...Also, for me to test and make sure it was not the candy melt, I always test in a white paper... none of those 2 pens wrote on the white paper, they were completely dried...
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I don't know as I just buy them in the packages they have available.....most places locally (which are diminishing very quickly) won't try to refill anything but the OEM cartridge and then sometimes they are picky on that depending on the brand.........sometimes their cartridges don't work either and to eliminate the hassle I switched to buying these on the net......that's about all I can tell you...