Quality of DL Printable Discs in Australia

[curlyween]

A shop here in Melbourne sells the following dual layer inkjet printable discs:
Datacell, RiData and Yoshii. All are available in + or - R.
I generally only use Verbatims for single layer as I believe they are of good quality, but I want to start trying dual layer burning, and I'm concerned about the quality of the discs.
Has anyone here in Oz had experience with these dual layer brands, or make any recommendations for a good inkjet printable dual layer disc?

[guns1inger]

Verbatim +R DL discs manufactured in Singapore. Pretty much anything else is a crap shoot. Some people report success with other brands, but they tend to be isolated incidents and not repeatable in the wider community. Verbatim +R DLs are the only discs to date to provide consistently good results across a wide range of people and PCs. They are not 100%, but they are orders of magnitude better than anything else on the market

[curlyween]

Thanks guns1inger, that's pretty much what I expected. Do you happen to know where I can get Verbatim dual layers that are inkjet printable? (Are they available?) In Australia that is.

[guns1inger]

I was looking just for reasonable prices on standard DL discs a little while back, so this might help : https://forum.videohelp.com/topic339049.html

[curlyween]

Cheers. The place in Moorabbin looks like it might be worth checking out. On their website they have 20 pack of Verbatims for $58. I've been getting all my single layer blanks from XTreem Technology Centre in Abbotsford, but they don't sell Verbatim printable dual layer discs.