Here is a video from when the ink was featured on a program on the Discovery Science Channel (note that the ink was blue then but is now purple):  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hLHQysynZVk

Start with a new printer

Paper Saver 664 ink is compatible with printers that use Epson 664 ink. The ink comes in a bottle for filling the ink tank in the printer. You should start using Paper Saver ink with a new printer that has clean, empty ink tanks. If you put Paper Saver ink in printer that had regular ink in it before, the old ink will contaminate the Paper Saver ink so that it is no longer self-erasing. The mixture of inks will typically clog the nozzles in the printer and make it unusable. Put some ink in all tanks but most of the ink in the tank for black ink. Each bottle contains 70 ml of ink. We recommend at least 140 ml of ink for filling the tanks in a new printer for the first time.


The Epson L120 and L121 are compatible and is available on eBay from Taiwan with fast shipping.

Other compatible printers that Epson has discontinued are:  ET-2500, ET-2550, ET-2600, ET-2650, ET-3600, ET-4500, ET-4550, and ET-16500, ET-14000, L110, L120, L121, L200, L210, L220, L300, L310, L335, L350, L355, L364, L365, L382, L455, L555, L1300

How it Works

The ink works in ordinary inkjet printers, using ordinary paper.  The printing process itself is unchanged, but after the use the paper is not discarded or recycled.  Instead the paper is set aside and the printing erases itself.  Carbon dioxide in the air is absorbed by the ink and  chemical reactions take place that make the ink colorless. When this self-erasing is complete, the paper is indistinguishable from new paper and can be used again exactly the same way new paper can be used.  When the paper eventually becomes wrinkled after many uses it can be recycled as normal.


The color of the ink is PURPLE.


Customs

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