A few batteries and another liter of nic. The rest would be on toppers: a couple more Sophias, a couple more RM2s, . . . . .
IOW, finish off my vapocalypse stash.
IOW, finish off my vapocalypse stash.
Why are you even on this forum lol?I wouldnt even start ecig and not go back to reg cigs
Save money plus inhaling either one wont be good for healtb or lungs in the long run
I don't really understand the bottom feeder. Do most just take 15ml bottles? I mean how does that actually work?If ya haven't tried a bottom feeder your missing out!
Yeah.. I just wouldn't. You can get a really nice setup for under 150 bucks.
I wouldn't say it's spending money for the sake of spending money guys. I've been vaping for a long time and I have ONE... ONE MOD that's I've spent money on and the other was given to me! Two tanks were given to me and I bought the others. Seriously have spent maybe $200 in my two years of vaping. I've been saving for a long time to spend money on vaping stuff waiting for things in the market to settle out and see what's good and what's not, see what's gonna stick around and what's not. I haven't asked for the money patrol on how else I should spend my own money or what's to much to spend. I'm asking because I want opinions on what's best in the market right now and the best bang for my buck.Seconded.
$450 is way too much to spend on vaping equipment.
I'm on the Mod Envy group on facebook, and I see so many people showing off their mods, which they spent between $200-1000+ for, and they do absolutely NOTHING different than my $80 box mod (except they are mechs usually, so they don't even have any nifty features).
To each their own, but I never understood people who want to spend money just for the sake of spending money.
Now, if you have the money, and want to drop loads of it on something because it actually performs better, than I can at least UNDERSTAND that. However, a personal vaporizer isn't very complex, and you can get a superb one for under $100, that will function just as well, if not better, than the rest.
I wouldn't say it's spending money for the sake of spending money guys. I've been vaping for a long time and I have ONE... ONE MOD that's I've spent money on and the other was given to me! Two tanks were given to me and I bought the others. Seriously have spent maybe $200 in my two years of vaping. I've been saving for a long time to spend money on vaping stuff waiting for things in the market to settle out and see what's good and what's not, see what's gonna stick around and what's not. I haven't asked for the money patrol on how else I should spend my own money or what's to much to spend. I'm asking because I want opinions on what's best in the market right now and the best bang for my buck.
Adding to that, I would never spend $450 on a "setup" if I can get multiple set ups, awesome. I'm on a boat for 8 months out of the year, this is my hobby. I need things as a back up in case what I have now fails and I'm 300 miles out in the Gulf of Mexico. Not that any of the above should actually need to be explained lol but goodness.
VapingSailor
I don't really understand the bottom feeder. Do most just take 15ml bottles? I mean how does that actually work?
VapingSailor
Seconded.
$450 is way too much to spend on vaping equipment.
I'm on the Mod Envy group on facebook, and I see so many people showing off their mods, which they spent between $200-1000+ for, and they do absolutely NOTHING different than my $80 box mod (except they are mechs usually, so they don't even have any nifty features).
To each their own, but I never understood people who want to spend money just for the sake of spending money.
Now, if you have the money, and want to drop loads of it on something because it actually performs better, than I can at least UNDERSTAND that. However, a personal vaporizer isn't very complex, and you can get a superb one for under $100, that will function just as well, if not better, than the rest.