Using Remanufactured Toner is ok if you use a reliable manufacturer

I sell MSE toner, I also used to repair printers for HP, I also used to own a retail store that remanufactured toner cartridges.  In 1975 the Moss-Magnuson act was passed which allows the consumer to use non-OEM (original equipment manufacturers) part in their product be this a car, washing machine, etc without invalidating the warranty.  Yes it is hard to get the right combination of toner to drum in order to get the same amount or better of pages.  It can be done.  MSE has done this.  All products are warrantied for 3 years.  I use MSE toner in my own HP printers without problems.  Visit the MSE website at ww.MSE.com. Contact them for a dealer near you.  Feel free to mention All About Toner and how you heard about them. Many tech support people will tell you all remanufactured toners are bad.  They are not but you must research each company.  Realize that page count is based on 5% coverage, your next question will be what is 5% coverage?  5% coverage is about 10 lines of data.  This does not pictures, it does not mean bold.  Look for a company that will stand behind the product.  If they don't offer a replacement then I would be very leary.  You can save a lot of money using recycled cartridges, it is better to pay a little more for quality and still save on the OEM price.