We use them all time. We have a Xerox printer that uses toner that staples and other office…read moresupplies don't stock. Of course, we always run out before the replacement arrives, and Cognito always has it! They messenger it too. Highly recommended.

Our office ran out of toner at a critical time, Staples, B&H and Adorama did not carry our Xerox…read moreToner. Cognito had the toner I needed and it delivered it in under an hour. The toner was a bit expensive, but the cost associated with me having to go and fetch it, made it a good deal. Thanks

I hope L&I stays in business forever. I really do. In the…read moreday of digital, it's hard to find a good lab that has such a wide array of services. I did Fuji Velvia C-6 and Fuji 160C C-41 development with them. Quality is great, service is fast (within 3 hours), you can customize the parameters and they will do virtually everything you need. Drum scans, prints, retouching, etc. L&I does it all. Conveniently located in the heart of the Manhattan "photo district". The prices are reasonable too.

I tried alot of bigger labs. I met alot of assholes at those places too. I don't shoot mega budget…read morespreads these days, and even if I did, I wouldn't send my assistant to Baboo either. L&I is down-to-earth, no-bullshit kinda place. The chemistry is right and they have my stuff ready on-time. Those are the ONLY 2 things a lab should be held to. I don't bump into Joyce Tennyson there, but she hasn't made a fresh image in 20 years. Being a big shot is overrated.

This framers were amazing! Only stumbled across them by chance but the work on a shadow box piece…read moredisplaying a sports programme, photos and tickets was amazing! And the cost was about 1/3 of what I was quoted by te other framers (one being micheals). They offered plenty of guidance and used artistic licence in a very clever way til improve on the piece I needed in a hurry. They also rushed through the order to be ready for my anniversary.

I took a piece in to get framed, picked out an expensive and in my opinion a bit overpriced frame…read morebut I accepted the price. I gave specific instructions on how NOT to frame the piece. Must have repeated it 7 or 8 times. When I go to pick it up it was done exactly how I told them NOT to do it. I expressed my concern and there was no remorse, no apology, just "it looks great" and "that was the only way to do it". I've been getting custom frames made for 25 years. This was the first and last time I will use these amateurs.

They need to update their hours of operation. When you look it up on Google, it says they're open…read moreon Saturdays from 12-4. It also states this info was updated 4 days ago. I went there and the business was closed. It's the only teacher store in the Bronx so I was hoping it was open on Saturdays.

While I am not a teacher nor paraprofessional, Tannen's offers other services/products as…read morepersonalized rubber stamps in addition to teaching supplies/materials. They have a good selection of pens as I was somewhat enticed for a browse. As a poet and Yelper I have tons of journals and have a predilection for medium ball point pens; however due to lack of time I was unable to freely browse. I always have a predilection for stationery as the traditional method of pen and paper will always work should something happen to smartphones or computers. Customer service is very efficient and attentive as the male associate knew exactly what I was seeking and my immediate need for a rubber stamp. My stamp was readily available for pickup the next day without any issues. I wish this shop was in Manhattan. Store business card is available printed in thermography printing method on linen paper with the store hours. Tannen's is very accessible by 2 and 5 trains at Third Avenue - 149 Street station.

I bought an office chair for my home via telephone order. The chair is just what I wanted and the…read moreprice, around $200 plus tax, was reasonable. As I am a senior citizen and not able to assemble it and carry it upstairs to my residence, Mason put it together in their facility and sent a young fellow around to deliver it, at no extra charge. The only downside in dealing with Mason was that their telephone operators, who probably work for a contractor, were a little ditzy and had a hard time getting the delivery information straight. However, this was a small matter; overall I am very pleased with my Mason experience.

I am a yelper. I am a daughter. I am a yoga teacher. I am a movie freak. I am obsessed with…read morerecycling and more than that people who aren't recycling. The number of discarded ink cartridges could circle around the globe a few times. (I am lacking the exact statistic but it is A LOT) What Hewlett Packer and canon don't want you to know is you can refill your cartridges and use them again. Even just once will save you some money-about 1/2 of what you would pay retail. The guy at RICE is very helpful and will take back your cartridges when you are done with them

Don't use them! I had them refill my ink for my Cannon Pixma printer 2x and both times the ink…read moredried up so fast! I estimate I got about 1/3 of the printing I would have got had I just gotten new cartridges. I was trying to save the environment but I don't think this is worth it. Plus my ink cartridges cost me the same as if I had gone to staples to buy them new and then recycled them for the $3 rebate. Not going to Rice again - plus its sooo hard to find anyways.