Inkjet cartridge types:  OEM,  remanufactured,  
compatible & general cartridges info:    

Your inkjet. Cartridges available as OEM, remanufactured and compatible inkjet cartridges.     

OEM – Stands for the 'Original Equipment Manufacturer'.  OEM cartridges are new cartridges put out by the original manufacturer.  They are the highest cost cartridge of any on the market.

Remanufactured – Made from OEM cartridges.  Possibly an option for the buyer who wants to maintain the original name part.   Cartridges can be re-used at least several times, based on their useful life.  Arrangements may require that you send the spent cartridge back to the sender in exchange for receiving the item, but not necessarily. 

Compatible* – Describes cartridges that are made new for use with a brand name printer.  However these are not made by the same manufacturer and each may service multiple inkjet models.

*Considering a compatible?   Does the entire compatible cartridge match the manufacturer’s specifications?  (as for all types of reseller 
replacement cartridges)

Also, some inkjet manufacturers want to specify the type of paper used with their printer. However, analogous to the OEM cartridge, as a spot check of photo quality papers will quickly reveal - these papers can test  financial limits.  Similar/compatible paper for many of these printers is now on the market

note: whether or not non-OEM cartridges can void the printer warranty - you may want to familiarize yourself with your own manufacturer terms and conditions particular to your inkjet unit (see disclaimer). Most dealers take a position  that the warranty is not in jeopardy, some citing legal cases.  While there are select inkjet manufacturers who state otherwise.  Everything considered you may want to investigate for yourself to determine the best and most viable option for your replacement purchase.  No comment is given for the 
refill kit and bulk ink.