Nukote WM196 Ink Jet Refill Kit - Black

I've purchased other refill kits where you draw out ink using a syringe and gauge amount. These are less messy, and I don't really care about measuring the ink. Even with measured syringes you still don't know how much your cartridge is going to need anyway. Will definitely buy again.

Used it for the first time yesterday. Found the hole a bit difficult to enlarge in my IN-700 cartridge, as the drill tool supplied with this kit is small and hard to get necessary leverage- took some time. But got there in the end and cartridge is now refilled and we're back printing. Good instruction booklet and reasonable price, so recommended- with the caveat mentioned.

Took a chance on this kit and failed. Other kits I see have a pressure seal this did not come with. For my old HP Deskjet black 45 cart this failed. Did nothing but got ink all over the bench.

I have finally found a perfect video for filling my HP. Nothing could make the ink show up after just running out the day before; i tried putting it upside down a few minutes& then sitting it on a folded wet paper towels... nothing. Then i found a video and He said to inject the ink with 7 one? second squeezes, but I had already filled it differently. But then he said a wad of folded damp (dry might work) paper towels on top of vacuum hose; wide enough cover the hose opening; next sit the cartridge on top of that and turn it on to get the ink flowing. Mine was a comical 3 second scramble to keep from sucking up the paper towel and Boom there was ink. The paper towel keeps you from getting the ink into the vacuum. If it doesn't work... let it rest on a moist paper towels or if it's extra dry... you could put it in a bowl and add a half inch of water to let it soak before the vacuum. Also make sure that you thoroughly tape/sticker (strong), hot glue, or use the little circle stickers in the lid to securely cover any holes on the top (stops the ink from dripping out). This has always been my problem. Don't grumble, until you try this

didn't work with hp printer. my printer didn't recognise ink in cartridges

Really inexpensive and easy to refill most HP, etc. inkjet cartridges...everything to refill is "in the box" and will refill my HP printer cartridges 4+ times...a deal !

An open apology to AC-BIZ. I think I wrote the seller telling him that his ink was no good. All the time it was my printer. I had purchased a new printer after I purchased the ink and it printed a couple of pages and it didn't print again on the old printer. So, I just unplugged it after I purchased my new one. I had not tossed the old one yet and was searching for something that I had done under print shop and low and behold the printer printed. The Nukote ink is good. Mind you I had not tried this ink since I received it in April.

clear instructions, correct supplies, ultimately works, price is unbeatable, but it's hard to judge when to stop adding ink, i.e. when the cartridge is full. the result was some spillage.another brand for another printer had a custom-sized syringe for color cartridges.