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Nozzles, or "jets," are located on the printhead. There may be anywhere from 48 to 320 nozzles on any printhead, and each of them is smaller than a human hair. Each nozzle is connected electronical...

Remanufactured cartridges have been recycled to meet or exceed original equipment manufacturer (OEM) specifications. The recycling process involves disassembling, inspecting, cleaning, reassembling...

Compatible cartridges are non-OEM new cartridges. These types of cartridges are not recycled and are instead manufactured by a third-party factory to OEM specifications. Each printer cartridge is c...

Our complete line of printing products includes both name-brand (OEM) and generic cartridges. OEM ink and toner cartridges come with the quality and reliability that you have come to expect from th...

OEM is an abbreviation for an original equipment manufacturer. When you see a product on our site that says OEM, it is one of the name-brand cartridges from Canon, Hewlett Packard, Lexmark, Brother...

Some of our cartridges may have been overfilled by the factory. We suggest you open the cartridges at a sink or over a garbage can to avoid possible leaks damaging your valuable items. If the inter...

The shape of our compatible cartridges may look a little different from OEM cartridges, but they are designed for use in your printer and will fit just fine.

Please make sure to remove the plastic protective case from the cartridge.

All of our cartridges are filled with ink. However, a small number of our cartridges may not have been reset fully during the remanufacturing process. Either bypass the low ink message or disable t...

Ensure that the tape covering the printhead is removed. Wrap the cartridge in a paper towel and shake gently up and down (not sideways) 6 times. Stand the cartridge upright for a few minutes befor...