£57.50 for 5 disposables?

[JDW]

Past 5 months, I've tried three of these and I really enjoyed them. They lasted me about 2 days of pretty much 24/7 vaping, minus sleeping hours etc. I've saw two reviews on these and both reviewers both said they are the only disposables that do what they say on the tin and I agree, they're real good.

So the only thing thats stopped me is the price, I feel like this is a massive price for 5 dispoables and I know you can get non-dispoables for cheaper prices and cheaper in the long run but I am hessitant and sure that I won't be going back on e-cigs other than the odd luxary purchase like this.

So are these value for money for someone who enjoys vaping?

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[tj99959]

It's a novelty item, and not something someone would want for an all day vape.
My question would be, what good is a cigar that I can't chew the end of?

 

[JDW]

It's a novelty item, and not something someone would want for an all day vape.
My question would be, what good is a cigar that I can't chew the end of?

I acutely did enjoy vaping it all day, just because it's called a cigar doesn't mean it carries the same type of novelty with it. What is the difference between an e-cig and e-cigar?

 

[martinc]

Its the fuel prices fault I tell ya.

 

[perpetua]

What is the difference between an e-cig and e-cigar?

Design and price going by those, there's no way I'd pay £57.50 when there's
considerably more durable kit available, for less cost.

But if you enjoy using them, then that's all that matters.

 

[Priggster]

bit of a rip off, buf def kinda cool Al Capone look