BCH Standard Printer Refill Ink Kit – 600ml Bulk Dye Ink (3X Black, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow) – UV-Resistant, Vivid Colors – Compatible with HP, Epson, Canon Inkjet Printers – Printer Ink

I was a bit skeptical when I first ordered this refill ink kit, mostly because I worried it might be messy or that I’d damage my printer. After using it for the first time, I realized the process is much easier than I expected. The kit includes everything you need, and the bottles are easy to control, so the refill was clean and straightforward. The ink itself performs really well. Colors are vivid, the black prints sharp, and I haven’t experienced any streaking or clogging so far. I’ve printed both documents and photos, and the results have been consistent. One unexpected bonus is the environmental impact refilling instead of throwing away multiple plastic cartridges feels great and noticeably reduces waste. Plus, cost-wise, this kit stretches much further than buying brand-name cartridges. Overall: Great value, simple to use, and excellent print quality. I will happily continue using refill kits instead of buying new cartridges.

Great deal on ink, all as described

When it comes to the shipping, I ended up having to leave a one star rating. Simply put; I purchased this and paid for one day shipping. I didn't get a tracking number until almost 48 hours later when it was finally shipped, and it arrived about a week later. This product shipped from a city only about 3 hours away from me on the same interstate. Amazon was fast to refund my shipping fees, and at one point, the entire invoice because the tracking number stopped working and it was assumed the order was lost. Not very good, so take my advice; don't bother with the one day shipping. However, the product itself is beyond 5 stars. I was able to use this ink refill kit to give new life to my old HP printer. It uses the number 61 ink cartridges that are about $14 on average and last about a month printing about 10 pages of documents each day or a couple of pictures each day. These cartridges hold a LOT less ink than most printers, but they are a bit more durable. The cartridge I used had been sitting dry for about 4 years. That's a long time. I cleaned the heads (soaked in witch hazel, not 90% alcohol like most recommend, for 2 hours). I filled the cartridges quite easily (take the label off the top and look in the holes to see what color goes where). The blue and red can hold about 1 mL without dripping or streaking, and the yellow seems to hold a bit less. Gently twist the needle to get down into the sponge before refilling; don't just push it down because that will just compress the sponge and give the ink no where to go. If you get the message that you're using a non-authentic or third-party ink cartridge (different printer will display a different message), that's a good thing. Just press okay or print anyway. It will stop trying to track the ink levels, which means the chip in the cartridge won't work to make the printer think that the cartridge is empty or expired. Just keep up with your prints; if they look lighter than normal, just refill. I have printed out quite a few brochures and other things for work in the last few days, perhaps thousands of full color brochures and pictures, so I've had to refill 4 times so far. That was between 3.5 and 4 mL of each color so far. It has barely made a dent in the levels left in the bottles, so I can see this lasting for quite some time. In fact, I'm going to purchase a few more of these just to have them. I see one of these kits lasting at least an entire year printing out about 100 full color brochures (front and back) each day. Note: with the number 61 and similar ink cartridges, be sure everything is completely dry before printing. If you have to clean the heads, even a small drop of liquid on the circuit tape will cause the printer to not print properly or not at all. If you notice a pool of ink of the bottom of the cartridge on the head where the ink comes out, you have overfilled it. Take the syringe and remove some of the ink until it stops leaking out of the bottom, then dry it completely. Lightly blow some air near the slits next to the head to remove any remaining ink stuck there as liquid there will also cause the cartridge to misfire. Also with these cartridges, there is no drilling involved. Just take the tape off of the top and use a light to see what color goes where. There are 5 holes total, 2 for red, 2 for blue, and 1 for yellow. This is because the XL version of each cartridge is the same, but differs only in the amount of ink it initially comes with (which isn't very much). You will be able to refill it to about 4 times more ink than what the XL version comes with stock, but again, be sure to not overfill it. All of the liquid should be contained in the sponge.

I used this kid to refill my HP60 blk and color cardtrige. While I had old spare cardtriges I found it helpful to use the most recent cartridges that had recently ran low on ink. The old ones had dry ink that did not work as well. With this kit you can refill each color and blk over 5 times. Black comes with 3 bottles so you get lots more black. I watched a few you tube videos most not in English but I got the idea behind the refilling process. You definitely have to peel back the label sticker to see which hole has which color. Most of the time you can see the color still showing from when the factory ones where refilled. Wear gloves and use lots of newspaper bc it can be quite messy if you overfill or spill ink by mistake. Would purchase again and Again. I plan to keep my cartridges going for a long time by simply adding a little more ink every few weeks after I know a great amount of sheets have been printed. Took off a star bc some kits come with a tool used to suck out in from the cartridges like a priming tool or purging tool. Plus no real directions included.

This review is based upon my Canon Pixma MP495 printer, which uses the high-capacity 210XL and 211XL, black and color, respectively. I know there are still many people who will continue to pay upwards of $50 every time they need to replace their cartridges. Until now, I was one of them. From the moment the refill kit arrived, I could see how meticulous this was boxed and put together. Everything one needed to get this going was included, including gloves, syringes, stickers, and written instructions on how to do this procedure properly, along with their website address. Here’s a few tips and tricks for those intrepid souls who decide to go forward. Wear the gloves. Somehow, ink will get on them, no matter how careful you are. Protect the table with paper towels. Use an electric drill, if possible, with a 1/16 bit or 5/64 bit. The actual hole only needs to be large enough for the tip of the needle to penetrate easily. If no drill is available, there is a small drill bit included in the kit with a nice thumb turner to facilitate the turning motion by hand, but be extra careful. Either way, don’t go deeper than about ¼ inch. When you feel the cotton underneath, stop. Test each hole with a toothpick, by pushing gently into the cotton sponge (which is what's actually holding the ink under the plastic housing), and check the color. If the toothpick appears bone-dry (nothing at all showing), then refill with about 5ml of ink. If there is any color showing, use less, since that means there is still ink in the sponge. I used 3ml in those instances. Inject the ink slowly (or it may push back and spray all over the place). At the end of each refill, clean out the plunger and syringes, followed with lukewarm water, until the syringes and plungers run clear. Finish by dabbing (not rubbing) the print heads with alcohol to make sure they are clean. Paper towel or Q-tips work well, just sure they are moist. Finally, the real test. The pages in color print perfectly. Twenty minutes of work, and I saved $35 right off the bat. BTW, there are over 3 ounces of ink in each of six separate bottles ( three black and one each of red, yellow, blue), enough to refill 20-30 times, provided the print heads last long enough. Either way, you'll be ahead. BUY THIS ONE. You’ll be glad you did. This review is based upon my own experiences, and I have not been compensated in any way.

The ink is fine that I know of, never used it because you also need the resetter for the chip on the end of the cartridge or it says it’s empty. I did a research to see why and this is what came up. Chip resetter

i previously bought a hp printer from walmart around 40 dollars and in less than a month the ink ran out. i tried looking for affordable ink cartridge but they where the same price as buying a new one so i ended up buying a wireless epson printer. while looking for ink for this printer before running out i came up finding out you can use refill the ink cartridges. so i ended ordering this refill ink because it had so many good reviews compared to the rest of other brand inks. so i ordered it and got here right away as promised delivery date. i looked up youtube videos in how to refill and i tried it and guess what the ink worked perfect after letting it sit 24 hours. i ended up printing so many pages and ink is not watery. its just perfect like original epson ink. WHY SPEND 40 ON SMALL INK CARTRIDGES EVERY 2 WEEKS INSTEAD OF SPENDING LESS THAN 20 FOR 6 BOTTLES OF INK THAT CAN LAST FOR MONTHS. MONEY SAVER

My All in One Printer was going through an XL Black cartridge every two weeks. I print moderately, at home just for personal use and I had a hard time being able to afford the ink I was blowing through. I figured I would try this product and I refill my cartridges and I get the same quality print job I got buying a $50 dollar cartridge every two weeks. I would recommend wearing disposable gloves and putting something down for any excess overflow that you might encounter before you get used to how much do use for a refill. But other than that recommendation , I am extremely satisfied. I have used it several times and the bottles still look as full as when I received them. It is definitely worth the effort and the five minutes it takes you to refill the cartridges. This part has saved me a ton of money and eventually whenever it has finally run out, I will definitely buy it again. I couldn’t even begin to calculate how much money this product has saved me.

Everything you need to refill cartridges. Would absolutely buy again.

Great product, saves money and good results. Just need to learn the refilling process

Bought this refill kit for my Canon inkjet printers back in August for $40. This kit could refill each tank about 10 times. The ink quality is on par with the Canon refill cartridges. I have not used it on photo paper so can't comment. For everyday printing, this is excellent value. Just make sure you wear gloves as it can get messy and easily stain your skin, and other surfaces. Ink cartridges come with a caddy that covers the bottom opening where the ink comes out. Make sure you put the empty ink cartridge into it as it will keep the ink from coming out as you fill it from the top. Once you have covered the drilled hole, only then take it out of the caddy and place it into your inkjet. Always make sure the hole is covered with tape tightly otherwise ink will drip out of the bottom and printer head. Will definitely buy again.

ماهو نفس المنتج المعروض لا شكلاً ولا صنعاً علماً بانه مكتوب صناعه امريكيه واللي جاني صناعه كوريه جاني المنتج مغلف تغليف عادي الحبر فقط بدون الملحقات👎🏻

Very easy to refill HP67 cartridge. Be careful not to overfill. (3.ml each colour in tricolour and 6ml in black). Lots of ink. All Colour and Black ink on paper are well saturated. As usual Printer info will not show levels on refills. Printer may also continue to show low ink warning depending on the state of the cartridge when it was refilled. I’m impressed with the quality of the kit and the potential savings.