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so I Finally visit an Office warehouse branch near me to get an original canon GI-790 coz I do not want to risk getting a fake one online. not to mention if I walk in on an actual store I go home with the item instead of waiting for 2 day shipping Here is the Result I flush the dye ink. and...

I will post it here I found a new post on reddit saying it was working. that post gave me confidence to proceed.

I finally found a third post but it was from Reddit saying it works and he replied back to confidently that it works. This gave me confident to proceed with GI-790.

well we share the same goal a month ago. if your product sold fast or Wet. it's better for you to go get a thermal printer. thermal printers are water proof and fade in as early as 2 to 3yrs. (which doesn't matter if the product sold fast). if your product sold slow you need to invest on...

I’m wondering if there are Pigment ink right there that is compatible with PG-745. it’s the same cartridge with PG 445, 245, 145, 545, 645 I have done refilling it with Locally available (Third party) Universal Dye ink and was not happy with it. and flush it. me being confident that I can...

is this true? are you still refilling it with it? can anyone confirm this? I read one posted here that it didn't work. I'm skeptic to try. I also want PG-745 Black cartridge to be Pigment not dye ink. coz almost every single third party ink there are dye ink. if GI-490 works (in my country is...

oh.. so my Cartridge which is PG-745 is coded by region? I assume it's the "7". so it means it's PG-X45 and CL-X46 . [X] is being the region. so does that mean the GI-71 here is the GI-51 there? I'll look into that GI-53 thanks for the information.. my use case was simply for barcode and QR...

it's been what? 4yrs when this thread discussion started. have you found a solution to this? I got here because I'm also looking for any information about Canon's Pigment inks. and I'm thankful to this thread that the GI-490 doesn't work on the Cartridge type. did you found an answer to this...