Where Can I Buy Canon Ink Cartridges

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As you know, ink and toner cartridges are more expensive than the printer itself. Big printer companies claim that the high price is due to the research, technology, and workforce needed to manufacture cartridges. You only buy a printer once, but you will have to purchase printer ink to continue printing. That's why Canon printer ink cartridges carry the bulk of the manufacturing costs.

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Never straying from its philosophy of 'Kyosei' - a Japanese word meaning 'living and working together for the common good', Canon has paved the way for many of the printing technologies that we use today. In 1970, the firm's first plain-paper copying machine (NP1100), using 'new process technology', was released. This was followed in 1979 by the LBP-10 semiconductor laser printer and, in 1982, the PC-10 and PC-20 personal copying machines - both of which featured removable cartridges.

Does Canon (or anyone, like in a magazine or computer site review) make available any information that would help to quantify the difference in amount of usable ink between the regular and the XL cartridges? I just need information in a form (like how many grams or ozs. of usable ink or how many pages of the same content can be printed before the cartridge is declared empty and printing is halted) that would allow me to make an objective comparsion between various deals on the regular and the XL cartridges.

The Canon regular ink cartridge lists the ink number and other important information, i.e. the color and the maximum page yield. For most canon printers, that is usually around 150 to 200 pages, depending on the model number.

I also meant to say that I agree with you on buying only Canon ink. Years ago, I was burned more than once trying to use aftermarket ink, and swore that off forever. It's unfortunate, because there are probably honest businesses that do supply or have supplied alternate solutions for inkjet inks, but unfortunately the charlatains out there apparently outweight them, and it's just not worth it (to me anyway) to sort out the bad from the good and risk damage or deal with having to return the defective cartridges (like I was having to do when I was experimenting with that). Never again for me.

Sorry to say you are incorrect regarding the difference between XL and regular ink cartridges. XL is not twice the volume. Box for XL reads 11mls and box for regular reads 7mls. Yet cost for XL is double the cost for regular. Thus, the only thing that doubles is the price. To add insult to injury, I am told by my Staples store that regular size (for the blue) is only available in a multiple packet. The whole pricing scheme in the ink tank business is shameful and should be government regulated. It's a cash cow for HP, Canon, and the other big cahunas.

You're right that the quantity of XL ink is not double, but if you check the Canon link that joebassman posted, for the CL-I251 inks, you do get at least twice the printed pages with the XL cartridges. That is believable since there will be a certain quantity of ink retained by the felt in the both types of cartridge when they are essentially empty, so the usable quantity could be double.

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