HP, Canon and Lexmark inkjet printers that use a two inkjet cartridge systems often have a “photo cartridge” option that you can use. These photo cartridges go in place of your black inkjet cartridge. Inside the photo cartridge are three ink chambers that include black, light cyan, and light magenta. Since you are using this [...]

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Customers often worry about the yield of their cartridges. They often mistakenly try to track yield by time. The amount of time it takes for a cartridge to go empty is a bad indicator of yield. The cited yield for ink and toner cartridges are given at 5% coverage. This is usually not a lot [...]

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We often get calls or emails from customers saying their printer shows the ink levels are full in their inkjet cartridge but nothing is printing or it is light print. This can be caused by a few things, but usually are clogged printheads on HP, Lexmark, Dell, and Canon inkjets with attached printheads. All cartridges [...]

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