would never buy from Indigo starfish again - no mention of postage cost until bought but when they had added that on it made this cartridge very much more expensive than the other suppliers

More than satisfied with this supplier, original ink at one of the lowest prices around. Very good value.

Unbelievable price , would be great if the magenta and yellow was the same price as the cyan.

We all know that printer manufacturers sell the devices cheap and trap their customers into spending excessively on the compatible ink cartridges. As a customer, I just feel ripped-ff and cheated and will consider manufacturers other than Canon next time I buy a printer. For the time being, I buy this ink at a higher price than most perfumes of after-shaves. It works fine ... but then it should do.

These cartridges of course do tend to be expensive, but worth buying the original for the calibre of the printing machine. However, BargainFox.com sell these are a very competitive price and would not buy them anywhere else.

No surprises. The ink cartridge was promptly delivered, it was the one I ordered, in excellent condition. What else do you want? Nothing really.

I only use genuine Canon ink in a colour calibrated system for producing prints so it is all about price and delivery. Pricing good and delivery prompt so it deserves the star rating give.

Fitted in Pixma IP6600D. Easy fit and good quality as expected from original manufacture cartridge. Not cheapest option but guaranteed to work.

High quality ink that never causes problems.

Be VERY wary that you don't trip up over Canon's determination to sell TWO different types of original Cyan ink. The one being touted here looks as if it's the Cyan ink for MP series printers like my trusty MP600 but order it, unpack it, and stick it in the printer and immediately a warning flashes up about it not being compatible. Anyone -- including myself -- who purchases this product, with its look-alike packaging, is in for an expensive shock, because the only way of telling that it isn't for MP-series printers is to spot the tiny "PC" text under the large number 8.

I didn't spot it and went ahead and ordered some time ago; it's my fault for falling for Canon's behaviour here -- two inks, identically packaged, yet not actually the same? -- but that's no reason why you should. Remember: if you've a Canon MP series printer -- which Canon probably wishes you hadn't, seeing as how that series was so-oo good it is still in use by thousands of owners -- then DO NOT purchase Canon Cyan ink labelled "PC" because that ink is for the later series of printers that Canon very probably does wish you'd buy. . .

I've given this product 2 stars because I don't like Canon's business practice here: this ink should have been re-numbered to distinguish it from the "other" Cyan 8. No criticism of BargainFox.com, by the way; my fault for ordering and then not using for many months (the ink was bought as a backup) and only then discovering that this is very much an example of Canon mismarketing.