Ink Cartridges
Every ink cartridge we stock, for HP, Canon, Brother and Epson inkjets. Tell us your model and the list narrows to what actually fits.
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What is on this page
10 products in this category, covering Epson, Brother, Canon, HP printers. Between them they fit 14 printer models in our fitment data. Use the printer finder rather than the part number if you are not sure which you need — it is the difference between one right answer and a shortlist.
Part numbers replaced here
The items on this page replace T502, T502120-S, T302XL, T302XL020, 302, T212XL, T212XL120, 212, T822XL, T822XL120, 822, LC3033, LC3033BK, LC3033C, LC3033M, LC3033Y, LC3029, PGI-1200XL, 9183B001, 9196B001, PG-245XL, CL-246XL, 8278B001, 8280B001, 3YL65AN, 3YL62AN, 3YL63AN, 3YL64AN, 910XL, 910, 3JA03AN, 3JA00AN, 3JA01AN, 3JA02AN, 962XL, 962, 3YM56AN, 3YM57AN, 67, 67XL. If the number on your old cartridge is in that list, search it in the search box and you will land straight on the right item.
Standard and high-yield sizes
Rated yields on this page run from about 120 to 4,500 pages per unit. High-yield (XL) versions cost more up front and less per page; the per-1,000-pages figure on each product page recalculates as you switch, so you can compare the two without doing the arithmetic. Yields are averages measured to the ISO page-yield standards, not guarantees — how they are measured.
Will your printer read the level?
9 of the 10 items here ship with a chip; the rest are parts that do not use one. Each product page states which it is, and the specification table repeats it. A "non-genuine cartridge" prompt after fitting one is a separate thing and it is normal — what it means.