Wow 4357 analogs avoided in 72 days.....!

**ccure** · 06-15-2009, 05:53 PM

In my case, I do not care about how much money I could save, since with the prices here for analogs, Vaping is a lot expensive. But it is great that the banner keep telling me how many analogs I have avoid!!!

Whit that......does the money really matter?

ok, I know not everyone can afford to expend more than they were expending before with analogs, but that is another issue.

**abandonhope16** · 06-15-2009, 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by Pepper

Right now you need to manually set the cost of vaping by setting an artificially high 'cost of kit' value. The new version, which is under development, will include a 'monthly upkeep' figure to be taken into account as well.

OK, so right now you are factoring an artificially high fixed cost; but adding the variable costs is under development. Makes sense, I was just curious.

I guess I'm not really doing this to save money, but to quit analogs. It would be nice to save a few $$ at the same time (as would be the case with quitting cold turkey); as that would be an added bonus.
The frustrating part is to see vendors advertise that e-cigs are xx% cheaper than analogs, which is pretty much a lie; or at best stretching the truth a lot. Once you factor in the high upfront cost, then replacement parts and actual refills; it doesnt really seem like there are much savings. Obviously, the longer you go on vaping, the more you'd save were you on analogs that whole time. Just takes a while to get to that breakeven point.

**Pepper** · 06-15-2009, 06:15 PM

For me personally, vaping is definitely way cheaper than analogs. But then, cigs are very expensive in the UK. The banner tool does into account the cost of cartridges, and subtracts those from the 'amount saved'. A 30ml bottle of liquid lasts me around 5 weeks, and costs around £22. I was spending £20/wk on cigs before vaping (4 packs, I was a light smoker!). So even with a spare atomiser in that 5 week period and a spare battery every 12 weeks, I'm still saving).

But yeah, anyway, the 'analogs avoided' number is still scarey!

I'm also not doing it to save money though, that's the added bonus!

**ccure** · 06-15-2009, 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by Pepper

For me personally, vaping is definitely way cheaper than analogs. But then, cigs are very expensive in the UK. The banner tool does into account the cost of cartridges, and subtracts those from the 'amount saved'. A 30ml bottle of liquid lasts me around 5 weeks, and costs around £22. I was spending £20/wk on cigs before vaping (4 packs, I was a light smoker!). So even with a spare atomiser in that 5 week period and a spare battery every 12 weeks, I'm still saving).

But yeah, anyway, the 'analogs avoided' number is still scarey!

I'm also not doing it to save money though, that's the added bonus!

Pepper,

Maybe you can order your eliquid from Dekang. Now, you have to buy at least 100 x 10ml bottles. Find some friends and buy for all of you!

Also, Dekang has offices in UK.

I want to clarify that I do not want to promote anyone here, just to let others know some data that I have been able to find and use. I have a representative in China and she was able to confirm that Dekang is the producer of almost all the e-liquid that comes out of China and is the one used to fill almos all the cartridges of all e-cig brands from China.

**Juggalo** · 06-15-2009, 06:32 PM

How do I get one of those things that tell me how much money i saved and smokes avoid PLEASE HELP!! PM ME PLEASE IT WILL BE MUCH APPRECIATED

**ccure** · 06-15-2009, 06:33 PM

if you follow any of the link of any of those banners, It will take you there.

**Paradiso** · 06-15-2009, 06:34 PM

That number in my banner is wonderfully astounding to me every time I see it. Frightening too.

**muldrick** · 06-15-2009, 09:17 PM

I'm trying to use the banner in my cig:
I get an error:

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