However, although many consumers like third-party printer inks, the products don't always work well, according to Consumer Reports' testers. "It's a win for consumers and small businesses." "We believe this is a positive step for competition, innovation, and consumer choice," says Jessica Rich, Consumer Reports' vice president for consumer policy and mobilization. And Lexmark, HP, Epson, and Impression Products did not agree to discuss ink prices with Consumer Reports.Ĭonsumer groups organizations praised the Supreme Court decision. Neither company would comment on the lawsuit. Lexmark had argued that Impression was violating Lexmark patents by refilling and reselling such cartridges. Lexmark International, Inc. that third-party companies could refill toner cartridges originally sold by a printer manufacturer. Download Article Review your owners manual to determine how the printer should be opened. This gives the parts time to cool down, and helps prevent electrical shocks. Third-party printer ink was in the news this spring when the Supreme Court ruled in Impression Products, Inc. Download Article Leave the printer unplugged for at least 1 hour prior to cleaning.
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