Windows 10: Which Companies are the best suppliers of refilled Canon ink cartridge

I hope it's OK to post this message on Windows Support. None of the other Forums seem appropriate and I wouldn't nearly as many replies anyway. Thanks, Moderator.

There are plenty of companies out there - but which one is the best? I've read where some cartridges leak. Understandable to a degree - but who is the best supplier? Thank you.

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I have a canon color image scanner cartridge IS-12 how do I get windows to recuezie it

Presume your printer does not recognize your "canon color image scanner cartridge IS-12", is the cartridge a new retail or refill?

Are the other cartridges OK!!!!

Try very gently wipe the cartridge contact points with a tissue, do not get ink all over the place.

Not recognizing the cartridge is a printer problem not the operating system, contact Canon support.

 

canon printer cartridge ink runs out too soon.

Original Title: canon printer

I recently bought a Canon pixma mg2950 printer. The black ink ran out after 2 months and I got a refill but I was told that the ink cartridge only holds a small amount of ink. When I tried to use it it only lasted a few times but kept telling me the ink
supply was low and then stopped working. Is there a way round this problem or have Canon programmed their printer to only work with a new cartridge supplied by them.

 

I use For great deals on ink & toner, visit the Cartridge People Reliable, good quality cartridges, and their prices are the best that I have found. The only negative is that they are located in Jersey, so refills can take 6 days to arrive. Another good one I sometimes use is stinkyinkshop.co.uk Very quick

 

Thank you. I'm in the USA - Jersey would be OK for me.

 

Jersey or New Jersey?

 

Jersey is nowhere near New Jersey.

 

Does not Cannon do what HP does, they supply the ink for 1.99 a month which in my eyes is well worth it, as printer used a lot, and sends it to you when the printer lets the supplier know, or when you send the empty cartridge back free of charge, at the mo I have four lots of spare ink worth £40.
I changed my cartridge Monday and received another lot today

 

This OP's question is more appropriate for a photography forum such at this one here: dpreview.com - Printers and Printing

Anyway I myself don't use Canon printers, strictly an Epson guy. That said as an active member (ADMint) on dpreview, I know a lot of folks in the printer forum are always looking at third party ink refills, but I've mostly noticed this about Epson, not sure how Canon works.

As for the monthly refill program some printer vendors have, I don't think every one is doing it, and it would probably depend on the printer. As a photographer who prints his own work, I have somewhat a professional grade printer - Epson 3880 which takes 9 ink carts. Each cart runs around $57 bucks apiece, or roughly $480 - $500 a set.

Point? In the case of these wide carriage professional photo printers, I'm not sure $1.99 a month would cover those costs to the company for a $500 dollar ink cart set. So yeah, this monthly fee would obviously depend on the printer and the cost of the carts.

All that said, we don't know what kind of printer the OP has so.... that's another reason I suggested the site I did.

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