Despite what original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) tell you, discount printer ink doesn’t lead to poorer printing or copying results. Remanufactured ink cartridges and compatible ink cartridges are just as good as OEM ones. Many types of customers are consistently pleased with using non-OEM ink to print everyday documents, tax reports, professional photos, marketing materials, and much more. Keep reading to learn how to get your ink cartridges cheap without sacrificing quality.

Our offer: $10 Off Any $30+ Ink & Toner Order We have a killer deal to kick off May this Ink Fridays™! The offer this week is an attractive deal anyone can use: $10 Off Any $30+ Ink & Toner Cartridge Order Site Wide. From popular brands like HP, Canon, Kodak and more, you can save up to 80% on compatible cartridges for your printer model. Each printer cartridge ships in less than 24 hours.

Fridays just got a little sweeter with our latest Ink Fridays™ deal at CompAndSave.com, and we have a feeling you’re going to love this one. This week’s special offer is: 86% Off Canon PGI-250XL (Pack of 5) Compatible High Yield Ink Cartridges. Our special pricing of $8.95 means you can purchase each ink cartridge for only $1.79 instead of $66.99 at retail price. This offer is exclusively available online here on Friday, February 20th, 2015 until 11:59 PM (PST)

Should you use brand name (a.k.a. OEM cartridges) or compatible cartridges? How does a compatible or re-manufactured ink or toner cartridge compare with its OEM (brand name) counterpart with regards to quality, cost, and results? These questions can be very confusing to many who may not understand the process and make it difficult to decide. Compatible ink cartridges can damage your printer? Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM) warn consumers against buying compatible ink and toner cartridges, claiming that “fake” cartridges can damage the printer and are poor in quality.

Our new warehouse and headquarters in San Fransisco Bay Area, CA. When we first started CompandSave seven years ago we knew that we wanted our business to find its home in the state of California. It was our goal to become the biggest ink supplier in our market. However, we decide that starting our business in Portland, OR was our best bet for getting the operation up and running. We came to this decision after reviewing the different tax rates for businesses in each state.

If your company is open during the holidays (or even if you’re printing your own Christmas cards), it pays to take care of your printers. Printers are very useful tools during the holiday season, and functional ink cartridges are the key to all the beautiful images we see in holiday-related media. Here are our tips for the caring and keeping of printer ink cartridges: 1. Store printer cartridges properly after purchase.

Nearly every household throughout the world, will now own at least one computer. It all started many years ago when printers started to advance in terms of technology and therefore lower and less modern variants became cheaper. This allowed people to purchase printers for a quality low price. However as people who bought these printers quickly found out, that although they may have grabbed a bargain in there purchase of a printer the real expense came from keeping printer working, with full ink cartridges.