Frequently Asked Questions

What does 99,000 pages buy a department, in practice?

Three GPR4BK cartridges at 33,000 pages each put 99,000 pages of black output in your supply cupboard. A department printing 10,000 pages a month is looking at the better part of ten months of toner from one order; even at 15,000 pages a month it covers well over half a year. The 3 pack is the point in the GPR-4 ladder where toner stops being a recurring purchase and becomes a twice-a-year provisioning decision.

Where does the per-cartridge price land at this size?

$186.96 for three cartridges works out to $62.32 each, against $74.65 bought singly. Three singles would total $223.95, so the pack saves $36.99. The family's structure is steady all the way up: the first cartridge carries the single price, and each additional cartridge in the pack joins at roughly $56 instead — which is why the average keeps sliding as the packs grow.

How does this size fit a budget cycle?

Neatly, for most offices. One order and one invoice cover two to three quarters of black printing for a typical busy department, so the purchase can be planned inside a single budget period instead of dribbling across several. Pair it with the simplest stock rule there is — ordering the next pack when the last cartridge goes into the machine — and toner effectively manages itself.

What is the cost per page with the 3 pack?

Roughly 0.19 cents per page: $186.96 spread over 99,000 rated pages. Down from 0.23 cents on a single cartridge, that is close to a fifth off the running cost of every page the machine prints while this stock lasts. On high-volume equipment, per-page fractions are the budget — small numbers, multiplied by a hundred thousand pages, are where the money is.

Honest check: is three too many for us?

It can be, and the test is easy. Look at how many GPR-4 cartridges your machine used in the last year. If the answer is three or more, this pack simply matches your real consumption at a lower unit price. If the answer is one, the spares would sit sealed for a very long time — harmless to the toner, but your money is parked on a shelf, and a 2 pack is the more sensible rung. We would rather sell you the size you will actually use.

What support stands behind a pack of three?

Every compatible GPR4BK in the pack carries a one-year warranty and one-year free returns, per cartridge, so a fault in the third is covered exactly like a fault in the first. Orders ship from the nearest of our IL, PA, GA and CA warehouses, and our team answers questions Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM CST.

About This Canon GPR-4 Black Toner Cartridge 3 Pack

This 3 pack holds three compatible Canon GPR-4 black toner cartridges (GPR4BK), rated at 33,000 pages each, for $186.96 — $62.32 a cartridge, 99,000 pages in total, and about 0.19 cents per page. It is built for departments whose imageRUNNER usage runs to several cartridges a year and who prefer to provision in one planned order. All three cartridges carry a one-year warranty with one-year free returns under our shipping & returns policy, and neighbouring rungs of the ladder are listed among our Canon toner for lighter or heavier volumes.