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You might want to check www.inksupply.com (MIS Supply) and look at what they have to offer. They specialize in all things Epson including CIS and excellent ink. I've used their HP ink for years with zero problems. They also have quite a bit of info on the site.

The chips on these cartridges cannot be reset by the consumer so there is no way to reset your ink levels. You will have to individually bypass the ink level sensing on each cartridge. You'll get a warning that you could void your warranty by refilling your cartridges. If you replace the...

Seems strange to me that none of you have commented on the $99 registration fee just for the privelege of using this overpriced service.

You get cartridges by returning the empties so you can't stock up.

The $16 shipping and handling isn't the big problem. It's the $99 registration fee per printer. I can buy a lot of aftermarket cartridges for $99.

Saw a commercial on TV I've not seen before. It's from www.freeinkforever.com . The premise is you get free in for as long as you own your printer. All it costs is a $99 registration chargew and then $16 shipping and handling for your "free" cartridges. They don't say on the website if...

Hopefully I'm allowed to do this- If anybody is interested there is a 50% off coupon for Swift Ink. I got it from the Anand Tech forums and just used it. Got a set of 5 unchipped cartridges for my Pixma 600 for $13.85 shipped. The code is ANAND50. Here is the page on the Anand Tech site...

The PGI 5BK cartridge is 21mm wide, the CLI-8BK is 14mm wide so they are not interchangeable.

I've got syringes from MIS that are over 5 years old and still in perfect condition. I can't imagine what in the ink could cause swelling of the seals without causing problems in the printer.

I don't think the chips, if HP used them in 1999, will cause you a problem. I don't think they used the technology to disable printing with expired cartridges 8 years ago.

I had an HP PSC2110 that used 56, 57, and 58 carts. The 58 has photo black, photo cyan, and photo magenta and replaced the black cartridge for photos. I noticed that when printing in 4 color mode the skin tones were a little red and when printing the same photo in 6 color the skin tones were...

There is a section in the manual called "Keeping the best printing results" and says that to avoid drying of the print head and clogging of the nozzles ", you should turn off machine and when the power lamp has gone out unplug power cord or turn off power strip. Page 51 of MP600 manual. Just...

Is there a reason why Canon recommends unplugging the printer(mine is a Pixma MP600) after the power off cycle completes?

I'm replacing an HP printer that uses 56,57,58 cartridges with a Canon Pixma MP600. I have nearly full 2oz bottles of ink for the HP carts. Is it worth trying to save about $35 worth of ink and trying it in the Canon cartridges. All are dye based except the #56 black which is a pigment ink.I...