A lot of people have worries about using remanufactured ink cartridges. Original equipment manufacturer (OEM) cartridge manufacturers (in other words, companies that make cartridges and the printers they're used with) try to persuade customers not to use remanufactured ink cartridges by saying to customers that using non-brand cartridges will violate their printer's warranty. Of course, this is not true. It is actually illegal to void a person's warranty in that case. This is just a way for the manufacturer to protect their own profit by selling printer ink cartridges worth several thousand dollars per gallon.

The value in using remanufactured printer cartridges over OEM cartridges is enormous. On average, every printer ink cartridge that is thrown away instead of recycled is eventually turned into 3.5 pounds of solid waste. That would take between 400 and 1,000 years to decompose!
Currently, only a small percentage of printer ink cartridges are ever recycled — only about one in every 500! This means that over 350 million cartridges are thrown away instead of recycled every year. We're doing our part to save some of the world's plastic (and save you money!) by giving you the best remanufactured printer ink cartridges on the market. But we should all do our part by recycling and purchasing products that promote recycling. The earth's depending on it!
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It's really great to see companies care for the environment. And it's good to know that when I buy cheap ink cartridges that are remanufactured printer cartridges, I can help save the environment. By the way, thanks for your post. I like it.
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