Everybody's taste is different.
Sometimes you just need a little more of this or a little less of that. The customer's need that flexibility to add some ketchup and mustard to the mix, otherwise the thing just don't work.
Anyone saving any money?
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Everybody's taste is different.
Sometimes you just need a little more of this or a little less of that. The customer's need that flexibility to add some ketchup and mustard to the mix, otherwise the thing just don't work.
THAT's what I want to see more of; It CAN be done and it IS being done; you're supposed to end up spendling like 10% per month what you used to spend on cigarettes.
Best of luck with that.Really.
Yeah... and the wishlist is growing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Really! Ok maybe I can make it a week
Between my boyfriend and I we have spent way more in the past month on e cig supplies than we would have spent on cigarettes. I could have played it slow, but I like to dive right in. Now it's becoming a hobby (looking forward to DIY juice, rebuilding, etc), so I can't complain. I am just glad to be done buying packs of Camels and that my boyfriend is on his way to the same thing. And I anticipate the spending to drop off drastically once we have setups and juices we are happy with.
After 2 weeks of vaping I have spent about $300 total and I'm still trying different juice vendors and ordering small amounts each time, and writing off the ones that suck. So it'll definitely take awhile for me to break even.
Glad to see that for some it's not just a theory. I guess I can "write off" my added expense as entertainment as I do so enjoy a new toy here and there. Or I could say that I am just borrowing now from the healthcare savings down the road.
I've spent more money I feel like. I was only smoking 2-3 cigarettes a day, and going through a can of chew every 2-3 days (I still miss the chew.) However, my body feels better. I don't get winded as bad on long hunts anymore, etc. Who can put a price on that?
It's my second day using my MVP 2. As going for saving money I believe I will. I'm not going to go full out and make a hobby out of vaping (although there's nothing wrong with doing so). But I'm just going to be very basic about vaping, only buying replacement pieces and e-liquid that's it.
I plan to keep my objectives in mind (save money, and be healthier).
When I think about it, I had about a Provari-a-month smoking habit. I don't have a Provari, I am pretty thrifty in my spending, moved to DIY no nicotine. So yes, I am seeing the payoff...
Sent from my bird in a moist little package
Sent from my bird in a moist little package
I, too, am just getting started. So far I have purchased two batteries (one variable voltage, which, BTW, I love) two clearomizers (one actually came with the first atty kit) and three juices. So far I am able even for what I was spending on cigs and cigars considering the time period. Hopefully, once I find the juices I like I will be savings some $.
The wife returns home at the end of the month. She smokes about PAD so I plan to get the equipment she wants. Then we should be savings some money....
The wife returns home at the end of the month. She smokes about PAD so I plan to get the equipment she wants. Then we should be savings some money....
I spent a lot of money at the beginning. It was 2010 and all that was available were cig-alikes. Spent a TON of money on batteries, atomizers and cartridges. But, even then, I was saving money since analogs are now $9.10 here in France. Last year I got serious and bought a couple of High-end mods and rebuildables. Also started DIY so,yes, NOW I'm saving a fortune.
I am getting close to the saving money place. Pretty much just buying e-juice (but lots of it because it is my favorite part of vaping!) now and replacing anything that needs it. I decided early on that I was permitting myself to spend on vaping in a month what I spent on smoking in a week. I didn't always stick to it, but now I am spending less than what I would have on a week's worth of smokes.
According to the quit smoking calculator ive "SAVED" close to 3 grand ...........what ive spent is a different story Breakeven at best for now.............
Breakeven at best for now.............
Hah! Made me look. According to my ticker, I'm in the red by about $75. But as the OP said, I've gained soooo much more than $$ savings. Plus, I'm just getting started still. Without goodies, the day-to-day costs are so much lower.
According to my ticker, I'm in the red by about $75. But as the OP said, I've gained soooo much more than $$ savings. Plus, I'm just getting started still. Without goodies, the day-to-day costs are so much lower.I'm saving money both literally and relatively. I was never a heavy smoker (around 2-3 packs a week) so I'm not saving a ton of money by vaping, but I am saving some for sure.
But to me, the $20 I spend on e-juice or a new tank isn't the same as the $20 I'd spend on a few packs of smokes. The investment in my health and all the positive benefits that come with vaping means you get a lot more for $20 as a vaper than you do as a smoker.
When you consider what you're really buying beyond the tangible product, you're really buying a lot more with your money.
But to me, the $20 I spend on e-juice or a new tank isn't the same as the $20 I'd spend on a few packs of smokes. The investment in my health and all the positive benefits that come with vaping means you get a lot more for $20 as a vaper than you do as a smoker.
When you consider what you're really buying beyond the tangible product, you're really buying a lot more with your money.
I'm not saving any money from switching to vaping, but I look at that in a good way. I'm spending money on 'stuff' that I will actually have instead of cigarettes where you spend $20+ a week and you have nothing to show for it but a pile of ash and cigarette butts
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