Brother MFC-J1010DW Ink Cartridges

Castle Ink sells remanufactured ink cartridges for the MFC-J1010DW. The MFC-J1010DW uses four LC401 ink cartridges: black, cyan, magenta and yellow, which you replace one color at a time. Each cartridge is a remanufactured original shell, refilled and tested in the U.S. Orders placed by 4 PM ET ship the same business day, shipping is free over $50, and every cartridge is covered by our 1-year 100% satisfaction guarantee.

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  • U.S. Remanufactured for Brother LC401XLM High Yield Magenta Ink Cartridge
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  • U.S. Remanufactured for Brother LC401XLC High Yield Cyan Ink Cartridge
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    $10.99
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Brother MFC-J1010DW Ink: Common Questions

Which ink cartridges does the MFC-J1010DW use?

The MFC-J1010DW uses four LC401 ink cartridges: black, cyan, magenta and yellow, which you replace one color at a time.

Will remanufactured ink work in my MFC-J1010DW?

Yes. Brother inkjets accept remanufactured LC401 cartridges. If the printer shows a message about the cartridge, follow the on-screen prompt to continue. If a cartridge still isn't recognized, contact us and we'll replace or refund it under our 1-year guarantee.

Standard or XL: which should I buy?

XL in almost every case. The XL cartridges are the same physical size and fit the same slot, but hold more ink, so each printed page costs less. Standard cartridges only make sense if you print very rarely, since ink can dry out over long idle periods.

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