1. I can't tell the differences between standard yield and high yield

Normally, a high-yield cartridge will be a much better value as they usually produce twice the number of prints for just a few dollars more than standard yield cartridges. However, this does not necessarily mean that there will be a difference in the size of the cartridge.

Additionally, remanufactured or compatible ink cartridges that are considered standard yields will sometimes contain more ink than the printer brand cartridges.

2. Why does the cartridge I received look bigger/smaller/different than the OEM?

Some of the aesthetic differences in online images and the products that customers receive exist to avoid confusion of brands. Other differences are caused by replacement of parts and similar factors that affect the appearance but not the performance of your cartridge.

3. Why are the remanufactured and compatible cartridges so much cheaper?

Compatible and remanufactured cartridges are being produced in a less expensive way which translates into a less expensive product for the customer. The costs of creating new cartridges from raw material fall heavily on the original manufacturers. Even in consideration of our extensive and detailed system of cleaning and repair, the costs are associated with remanufacturing and 100% compatible products are significantly lower than OEM's.

4. What are remanufactured and compatible cartridges and how do they differ from OEM's?

Manufactured cartridges can be returned to our company. At that point, we take the cartridge through an in-depth inspection, cleaning, and repair process before refilling it with new ink and resell it given a significant saving. Even though the chamber that holds the ink does the same, the product that the customer receives will compose of 60-80% new material.

A compatible cartridge is the one that has been made specifically to fit a certain printer. Although it is not made by the company that makes the printer, it has been made specifically for that printer and we guarantee its compatibility.

The most obvious difference between these products and OEM's is the price. Aside from the financial disparity, there is also the concept of energy efficiency. Use of remanufactured cartridges greatly reduces oil and plastic consumption.