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Do not use generic inks | Canon BCI-6Y Yellow Ink Tank

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highly recommended

Nothing like the real thing.

I've learned the hard way that if you want to avoid trouble with your Canon printer
you'd better use Canon brand ink.......or else. It's the "real" thing !!!!

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These name brand tanks are more color accurate than SOME refill inks. Furthermore, I've had one refill ink permanently clog the tank, and the printer as well, until I performed deep cleanings on the printer with a squirt or two of alcohol. I've found one aftermarket brand ink refill that seems to flow freely. To the consumer who doesn't want to experiment in order to save money, I recommend the Canon tanks, as expensive as they are.

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Do not use generic inks

I have found that if I use the original Canon inks in my printer, not only am I assured of a superior quality picture, but I don't have to clean the ink heads (which uses extra ink) a tenth of the amount of times as I did with the others. Amazon is the cheapest place that I have found to purchase these original ink tanks.

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be careful of which magenta you buy

This, like all Canon products I've come across is superb. Be careful though, to get the correct Magenta ink for your printer. I mistakenly bought the BCI-6PM (photo magenta) instead of this ink because I wanted to use it to print photos with my Canon MP780. I ended up with every color print coming out with a greenish orange pall. I spent hours trying to figure what was wrong (Photoshop color space, ICC profile, Printer drivers etc.). Simply substituting the magenta cartridge for the photo magenta cartridge instantly solved my problem.

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Nothing beats OEM products. . .

After ordering non-OEM inks from several different places on the web (and having some problems with them), I discovered that Amazon sold OEM at great prices.

I went to my local office supply store and purchased a complete set of 5 inks for my Canon Pixma iP4000 at a cost of $75. Later that day I found them on Amazon at almost 1/2 the price!

Also, when it comes to OEM inks, I discovered that they seem to last almost 3 times as long as the generic and refilled versions.

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