Last year, the UK spent a staggering £600m* on inkjet printer ink. But Kodak is helping consumers to bring this figure down with a range of all-in-one printers that use only high quality, low cost inks.

Printing at home, whether it’s holiday photos, business documents or school projects, is becoming more and more popular. So it follows that when buying a new printer, price will often be a major factor, particularly in times like these when everyone is trying to save as much money as possible.

But when you see a printer with a tempting low price, what you don’t always see is the high price of the replacement ink cartridges. So the total cost of printing isn’t always clear from the start and with a new set of cartridges costing around £30-£40, it can end up being surprisingly large. In fact, over the course of a year your ink could end up costing you more than the printer.

So if you’re fed up with expensive ink, it’s time to switch to a Kodak all-in-one printer.

Kodak uses only high quality, low cost inks, so you can still copy, scan, fax and print all the photos, documents and everything else you like, without draining your wallet.

Black cartridges are just £6.99 RRP and colour ones £9.99 RRP, and these low replacement costs means that you’ll save an average of £75 a year** on ink.

For more information and to see how much you can save by switching to a Kodak all-in-one printer, visit www.printandprosper.com

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