Premium Tri-Color Ink Refill Kit for HP 60/61/62/63 XL Ink Cartridges 4oz 118mL

I have tried to refill hp ink cartridges before, but I have always ended up not being able to print anything with them; this one definitely worked on a HP 61 cartage and the prints have been pretty good.Here is the steps i used1. open the sticker on top of the cartrage2. Find the hole which has ink in it - there are about 5 holes on top and only 1 has ink... so check which one...3. take 5 mil in the syringe and fill in the cartage slowly.4. put the sticker back on top of the cartrage5. leave the cartage for about 30 mins6. take some hot water and dip the cartage printing head into it.. until u see ink coming - helps when the cartage head is clogged / dried7. Print a few pages - took me 6 prints before i got a good one... try running a cleaning head cycle if needed on the printer settingsimportant thing - do the filling over a sink where u can wash the ink off if you drop it.. your wife will thank you for not dirtying the place :)

This product works great. The price is reasonable. Ease of use is simple. So, here are some tips for refilling an HP black ink cartridge with no mess or aggravation. When you pull out the HP ink cartridge, peal back the paper until you see a hole on the top right side. There’s also one on the left and I think a hole at the bottom. I used hole on the right side. So put down paper towels just in case you spill some ink and wear disposable gloves. In the kit, there are 2 small metal balls which I assumed were to be put into ink bottle, so when use shake it, the ink gets mixed better. I don’t know if true, as NO DIRECTIONS CAME WITH ORDER, but it’s not brain surgery. Take syringe and metal needle tip and screw together. I stuck syringe needle into cartridge to see if I was bone dry and I was close to it. I stuck syringe into ink bottle and drew ink up to the 20 ml marking. It’s important not to overfill ink cartridge as it’s a bit messy to clean up. My printer is an HP Deskjet 2652 model and cartridge filled was HP 65. After you fill cartridge, there’s no need to cover hole you just used for filling. I never have. If you let your cartridge run bone dry and then left it sitting around for some time, you may run into trouble. Put cartridge into printer and all should work. If you get an error message, unplug and plug printer back in and turn on. I had no troubles, worked like a charm and easily saved $30. I’m one happy camper.

I followed all the (hard to find) instructions. It never gave me a good copy. On top of that as I took it out of the printer, it leaked all over the printer, my floor, my hands . . . . Yes, I was wearing the gloves that promptly fell off. So now I have stained hands and nails, a stained tile floor and grout and ink leaking all down in my printed . . . just to try to save a few bucks. Cheap is not worth it at all. I hope this helps some of you out.

Gonna save big $$$. Once I realized after I put the ink in I had to pressurize the cartridge a little to push the ink out it worked perfectly. Did this by removing the needle from the syringe and pressing it tightly to the refill hole and depressing it just a little till ink started oozing out of head. Dabbed the head on a paper towel slapped it in and Eureka 50 cent black refill. Gonna try the tri-color next time.They say to fill the cartridge slowly and they mean it. Overfilled mine slightly, created a little mess to clean, but still works great.

When I got the package I opened it to find a small box with two (2) black ink containers that look exactly as described, a single (1) syringe, and a cartridge holder. This also comes with two sets of instructions. Following the instructions was not difficult, but you do need to fill your cartridge more than suggested. I personally decided to go with instructions I had found online that stated to fill it until you see ink coming out of the top, then suck 1ml back. This worked perfectly, and I personally think this ink looks better than the original. I have not printed photos so I could not tell you how that looks. Also, the print cartridge did not fit my print head, but it is not really needed.TL;DR: Great ink, needs better instructions.Edit: I for to mention this does come with one syringe.

Not gonna lie this may work for certain ink cartridges but not the HP 62 like it claims I'm not gonna return mine because I got the cheap one to see if it worked and I learned enough to see that it would but you really need the plastic clip to fit and actually prime your ink cartridges this one didn't do that I've seen alot of cheap ones that don't so I personally wouldn't waste my money on this product do your research on your exact model and take it from my loss don't go cheap you need one that will suck the ink out so it is truly primed

Large quantity got it 2 stars. Quality is another story. The previous ink I refilled with was pure black. I refill over sink and it would clean up easy if some spilled. This product is appears to be a dark purple. First off it seems very watery. It drips out syringe and it spreads out and stains everything. Smears when wiping up and like I said it smears purple. After the mess and the fact that the printer wouldn't print with this cartridge now, I would not recommend this. Better products out there.

Ink for the printer is remarkable in that they are suitable not only for No. 60, but also 61, 63 ... The kit includes both syringes and alcohol napkins .. One drawback: NO instructions for refilling cartridges