Looking for the 100A cartridge, but it doesn't plainly state. Would I be able to refill these cartridges later on?
785103
I'm not honestly sure, I wouldn't recommend getting from this seller. I purchased mine in September and they dried up very fast. The last set I had I was able to use over a year. Go with a different seller :)
1708790
Yes but there are no refillable cartridges and none available..sent this item back!!!
851528
I don't see that number on the cartridge box so I don't know. You will probably have to ask the seller or call the company. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
51638
To the best of my knowledge, they are simply used cartridge containers refilled. Like one respondent commented, sometimes they work well, sometimes not at all. I used to get my new cartridges refilled when they ran dry at a local store that did refills -- no waiting for them to be mailed and no shipping cost and they were inexpensive compared to new. The store stopped doing the refills -- no profit in it for them. I just search locally for the best price for new -- no bad cartridges to frustrate me and money lost in the process. I will say, however, every now and then (if I'm feeling lucky), I may buy them online. Hope this helps. To the best of my knowledge, they are simply used cartridge containers refilled. Like one respondent commented, sometimes they work well, sometimes not at all. I used to get my new cartridges refilled when they ran dry at a local store that did refills -- no waiting for them to be mailed and no shipping cost and they were inexpensive compared to new. The store stopped doing the refills -- no profit in it for them. I just search locally for the best price for new -- no bad cartridges to frustrate me and money lost in the process. I will say, however, every now and then (if I'm feeling... » Read More To the best of my knowledge, they are simply used cartridge containers refilled. Like one respondent commented, sometimes they work well, sometimes not at all. I used to get my new cartridges refilled when they ran dry at a local store that did refills -- no waiting for them to be mailed and no shipping cost and they were inexpensive compared to new. The store stopped doing the refills -- no profit in it for them. I just search locally for the best price for new -- no bad cartridges to frustrate me and money lost in the process. I will say, however, every now and then (if I'm feeling lucky), I may buy them online. Hope this helps. « Show Less
220824
They are not refillable. I did have refillable ink cartridges and they are a mess. I prefer these.
817440
By the way, check the YouTube videos on how to wind back the cartridge counters to get an extra life out of your existing cartridges. Don't replace the old ones before they are empty.
229899
As far as I know you can. There are kits you can buy and or have a vendor that specializes in doing that. They test the cartridge then load it then test it again. I only bought some refilled units back several years ago but I have not for quite awhile. Wish you the best.
433871
I went thru the same thing. Contacted the seller and they sent me new ones and I had the same problem. I'm not happy with the cartridges OR my printer. Wish I could give you more help.
667720
I'm not so sure this is OEM. It doesn't specifically say it is in the product description, while an 85A cartridge that costs about $20 more on Amazon *does* specifically say OEM. Don't you think this manufacturer would gladly state so?I just ordered one under the assumption it was OEM. We'll see what my experience is once it arrives. The photo of the HP box might be true, or might be an incredibly deceptive case of false advertising.
1676028
I believe its a buy so far the only thing about refilling this type of cartridge is that it wont work after refill with the mini circuit board wont see it as refilled and you'ld haft change some settings to make them work and change settings back if you went to put in new ones hope this helps im still using them
220825
They are supposed to be refillable, but I don't intend to try. Prefer to buy new rather than risk damaging the printer.
1932262
I don't think so. There are 915 series cartridges. Just as I have to use a 150 series cartridge despite similar looking 100 series cartridge boxes.
1153583
I think I once tried this, and they don't fit. The size of the cartridge is the same but the value is not. If you get other answers, listen to them instead, because I don't remember how I did this.
1444072
Since these are "after market", they do not come with a label to return the used cartridge to a facility. Great question though. You would think that they would want them back if they are also able to recycle them. This is my 2nd experience with an after market; the other company did not have a return label for the empty cartridge either.
381949
Oh Really? The six cartridges I have are 98. At the first I had the same doubt. Good luck.
253000
it's ink & for my purpose of just refilling printheads, I didn't question it. I have not tried to refill cartridges, & I know the HP Printers are set up to be sensitive to 'tampering" so you can continue to purchase HP cartridges. Sorry, can't help you in that area.
1056682
Of course...I don't by anything but XL because of the cost savings. I also don't use refilled cartridges on my machine. These are brand new in retail packaging. Don't hesitate to buy these. They also had 1 year expiration dates so if you use a lot of ink (I don't) by 2.