e liquid pricing.....

[CGE]

Maybe I'm thinking wrong but why is it that I pay the same price for a bottle of .3 that someone pays for a 2.4 or 3.6????

Isn't the nicotine base the most expensive part of the juice?????????

What am I missing here??

 

[Cacique]

They're not really basing the price of the juice on the price of the components.

 

[CGE]

That's my point.....as the sub-ohm group has grown we use a lot more liquid at a lower nic level.............

 

[lamensterms]

I'm not really sure what the nicotine values are in the juices... But I think it's a percentage. So a 3mg nic juice has 0.3% nicotine, 24mg juice has 2.4%.

That's pretty small quantities of nicotine in the juices (even the strong ones), so adjusting prices based on nicotine levels would result in an approximate 15cent price variation, for a $6 bottle. Probably not worth it.

Not sure how good my maths is, happy to be corrected.

 

[Cacique]

Yes, but we don't have control over the prices unfortunately. Think of it like eating out at a restaurant. The food can be great (or horrible sometimes) and costs you a bit more than eating at home. Just like with food, there's many resources to help you DIY an e-juice you'll like at a fraction of the cost.

While I haven't found any vendors that change their prices according to nicotine strength, there's plenty with a lower price tag than the common $20 for 30ml. I just recently started DIYing, couple of days ago, and found it quite easy and enjoyable and having used a recipe for a clone of a juice I like, I'm really enjoying my juice. Great way to lower your costs.

 

[GrandSam]

Because all 3 of you (.3, 2.4, and 3.6 buyers) are getting ripped off. If their going to rip you off, they might as well do so equally.