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I think it all depends on whether you are prepared to risk the printer. Worst case is it will clog the jets, replacement jets, installed, would probably cost more than the ink...
On the other hand they will probably work just fine, provided they are well shaken before use.
I would probably go for it but I am a bit of a dare devil with these things. I refilled my HP printer toner cartridges with some old toner from an Apple printer. It didn't work, the toner stuck to the drum and printed a repeating offset image. I had to dump the cartridge. Printer is still OK though.
Your call...
Please tell us what you decide and if you do use them let us know the outcome
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Robert.