Buying atty's/cartos etc - doesn't it get expensive?

[satu87121]

Your initial start up cost is somewhat high yes. This all depends on how you smoke analogs what type how many packs per day, etc. I will give you my example. My pack of analogs used to cost 14 per pack. Though I only smoked 6 pieces per day. I got the Halo G6 kit and bought quite a few clearomizers (little plastic easy refillable bottles) from litecigusa.net for 2.25 a piece. Those bottles in my case can be refilled quite a few times. Many people after it goes bad wash them out and they can reuse them too. I have yet to have one go bad. After the initial cost though it is relatively cheap. Really cheap in my case. Here is a link to the Clearomizer and you can use an adapter (because I am sure your thread is 505 and the clearomizer is a 808) adapter is like 3 bucks. Hope that helps.
Below is what I am talking about:
Kanger 808D-1T4 Clearomizer

 

[Bill's Magic Vapor]

A picture is worth a thousand words, a video....more so, and, at least 50 good posts. This Phil Busardo YouTube video explains most of the concepts that beginner's need to understand the world of vaping. I've watched it several times, and learned something every time. Highly recommended:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVFSk5fW7bo

Good luck, welcome to the Forum, thank you for your relevant post, happy shopping, Power up and vape On!

P.S. You can do vaping on the inexpensive, or the total addiction hobby way. Most folks seem to fall somewhere in between. Best to you!

 

[Vapoor eyes er]

One is that I was told at the store where I got my Joytech ego-t (with clearomizer and one cartomizer) that these last until the ejuice is gone.

Find a new Vendor as the employee has misinformed you. Clearomizers and cartomizers can be refilled.

I have the Vision clearomizer and I don't remember what I paid at the store but I see them online for $3.95 each. plus tax. plus shipping. I'd like to have several, so I can have several flavors available at the same time. How much do you who vape equal to a pack a day spend on these things (NOT including the juice... I know that varies too).

The clearos you are speaking about are the CE4- can be cleaned but the heads (contains wick+ coil) cannot be replaced. The CE5 is identical to the CE4 except the head can be replaced...this makes for an extremely economical vape. The CE5 is also much easier to clean because it can be disassembled.
My heads are lasting 10+ weeks and only cost $1.50 each so my clearo costs are 15 cents per week.

 

[mkbilbo]

Find a new Vendor as the employee has misinformed you. Clearomizers and cartomizers can be refilled.

The clearos you are speaking about are the CE4- can be cleaned but the heads (contains wick+ coil) cannot be replaced. The CE5 is identical to the CE4 except the head can be replaced...this makes for an extremely economical vape. The CE5 is also much easier to clean because it can be disassembled.
My heads are lasting 10+ weeks and only cost $1.50 each so my clearo costs are 15 cents per week.

$1.50? For CE5 heads? Canadian or US vendor? I know we're at parity right now but not sure how shipping could add to that. I'm paying $3 right now. Always looking to save some cash...

 

[jcco]

Sounds like your store sent you out the door with a way to get you started. You need to bounce around ECF & learn what you can. It's endless & everybody is more than willing to help you out with any questions.
There's so much stuff & information out there to help with the learning curve.
Pull up a chair & begin your adventure in to the vast world of vaping. It will be overload until you begin to get comfortable with stuff & the lingo.

Hope that helps with your new adventure.

Welcome to ECF !!!