Canon CL-41 C/M/Y Colour Ink Cartridge

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If you’ve got a Canon printer that takes the CL‑41 range, this is the kind of spend you can tolerate without immediately regretting it. At **£18.89 ex-VAT** for a colour cartridge, it’s not wildly expensive, but ink cartridges are rarely a “good deal” compared to how long people expect them to last. In practice, it’s best for **office users who print regularly but not massive volumes**—think small teams, admin departments, or anyone who needs colour occasionally and wants a straightforward swap when a channel runs low.

I wouldn’t buy it if you’re chasing the lowest cost-per-page or if your printer sits unused for long periods. Colour ink can dry out or degrade with infrequent use, and once you’re down one colour you can end up replacing more than you’d like. Also, the category name you gave (LASERSUPP > toner) is a bit of a red flag—this is **an ink cartridge**, not toner—so double-check compatibility before ordering. If you confirm the right model/slot, it’s a sensible, low-effort replacement; if not, you’ll waste money fast.