Basically, I've settled on a ratio of 1 Snus/half ounce of PG. It must have been a trick of the lighting again, but I didn't think it was much lighter than the RY-4.
As for vaping, I'm thinking I need to thin the mixture out a bit. It'll vape well for the first puff or two, then tapers off sharply. If I let the cig sit for a few minutes, vapor production improves for a drag or two, then drops again.
Regarding cost, it's a bit variable. (All prices are in US dollars, by the way) When I ordered my Oden and Swedish Camels, it worked out to almost $6 per can with shipping. (buysnus.com actually breaks the price down to per can when in the shopping cart) However, that was only buying one can of each; the price dropped to $2.88 per can when I put a roll of Odens in the shopping cart. Anyway, using the $6/can price, to make 1 half ounce portion of homebrew cost me about 27 cents of PG ($8.75 for a 16oz bottle at RiteAid), and 24 cents of Snus. A half ounce is equal to 14.8 millileters, rounded up, so 30 mL would cost me a little over one dollar to make. If I were to buy rolls of Snus, that cost would drop to a little under 80 cents/30mL. Given the low nicotine level of my homebrew, not every vaper is going to be able to go this cheaply, since they'll probably want to supplement with a higher nicotine, store-bought liquid. Flavouring will also increase the costs somewhat, but I haven't even begun to explore that arena. We should also probably factor in cleaning costs, just to be thorough, but that is probably extremely variable depending on the vaper, but figure your current cleaning costs should probably go up between 50 and 100% in cost.
In theory, making 30mL of homebrew should allow you to buy 2-4 extra atomizers (depending on where you shop) without paying more than you would for a 30mL bottle of store bought. That number would, of course, change depending on what other ingredients you add to your homebrew liquid.



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I just hope you're not assuming that 30 mL of your homebrew would kill that many atomizers, though.



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