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Say goodbye to expensive OEM supplies with Print.Save.Repeat. labels and toner cartridges.
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OEM Quality

Our products are guaranteed to perform the same or better for less

Fast Shipping

In-stock items ship same-day (order by 3pm EST)

Made in the USA

Shipped and sold direct from our U.S. manufacturing facilities

Excellent Service

Responsive, knowledgable and friendly staff (business hours)

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Reviews

Excellent product great price

I purchase is based on other reviews. I was not disappointed this product does its job. It’s a very affordable alternative. The other expensive items in the marketplace. Highly recommended.

Scott

Perfect Toner

This toner works perfectly and the best part is, the company recycles them!!

Joann Holmes

Just like an original Lexmark cartridge!

You know what it looks like and what they do. This is now my "Go To" cartridge company. Each work well. No leaking of ink, fits perfectly, and no rejection from the printer. Just do it!

LA Bass

Highly Recommend

The Toners are great and ship very fast, but the Print Save and Repeat Program is even better. Highly recommend with great customer service!

Robert V. Dahlke

Great Quality and Better Price

I was reluctant to purchase a recycled toner cartridge but purchased one to try and was pleasantly surprised! Not only was the quality good, but the price was even better. This seller is easy to do business with, and returning your old cartridges is as easy as printing a label!

Debi

Exactly as advertised!

Exactly as advertised! We have seen no printing difference in this and the OEM cartridge and will continue to use. I love that I can recycle the used cartridges as opposed to tossing them in the trash.

Kyle Billings